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  1. beerlover77

    My Ugly Junk- Corona Mill Station...

    I say use whatever works for you, each way is a means to getting milled grain into the mash tun (or grain bag). Actually just inherited a Millar's B3 mill so I think the Corona is going into semi-retirement lol.
  2. beerlover77

    Boil to keg time.

    This is probably subjective due to beer styles, strengths, etc... Personally I've kegged early and regretted it as the beer tastes green. The yeast seem to do more then just eat sugar and spit out alcohol. I usually keg most beers around 2.5 weeks and drink them by 3 weeks.
  3. beerlover77

    Different Hop Varieties in the Mix (suggestions?)

    Mosaic and Galaxy. Will have an El-dorado/centennial beer kegged by next weekend and it tastes very promising =parts Mosaic and Citra with heavy flameout and dryhop additions is heavenly
  4. beerlover77

    Canada A few items for sale

    Sorry didn't know. prices are now up but negotiable.
  5. beerlover77

    My Ugly Junk- Corona Mill Station...

    I measure my grain into a bucket, pour into hopper. The top part of the mill now goes into the already soiled grain bucket. lifting the whole bucket, mill (-hopper) and pouring past the mill seems like it would be heavy and cumbersome IMHO. To each his/her own I guess.
  6. beerlover77

    My Ugly Junk- Corona Mill Station...

    How do you get the grain out of the bucket after? I cut the bottom of the bucket out and drop it into a second bucket. That way when you are done you just lift the mill bucket off and have a full one underneath
  7. beerlover77

    Canada A few items for sale

    Make me an offer, everything is in great condition I am willing to ship small items but larger items would have to be local: -($5) SS dip tube with male Compression fitting (1/2" OD 3/8" ID) -($10) Refractometer -($5) Large floating thermometer (new) -($10) Sanke connector -($2) stir spoon...
  8. beerlover77

    First brew in the books...

    Nice work... tell us about it... all grain? Extract?
  9. beerlover77

    Rye IPA Recipe

    I am guessing that is the hydro sample?
  10. beerlover77

    Maris otter comparisons

    Look what arrived!
  11. beerlover77

    Brilliant idea!

    I use this
  12. beerlover77

    Thar’ be yeast.... maybe?

    the bottom stuff looks like yeast. The top layer id probably yeast/trub mix?
  13. beerlover77

    Setting a dual stage controller

    Thats a nice setup, hope it works out for you
  14. beerlover77

    Setting a dual stage controller

    No problem.. are you also using an STC-1000? Also what are you using as a heater in the chest freezer?
  15. beerlover77

    Setting a dual stage controller

    That's what I do for mine but mine is also set to celcius (shouldn't make a difference). You might want to try 2⁰ apart and see if it cycles between hot and cold, if it doesn't then that is fine. The controller should chill the fridge 1⁰ below the upper setpoint when cool is triggered and...
  16. beerlover77

    Setting a dual stage controller

    I have an STC-1000 dual stage and set the spread between temps 3degrees otherwise I get cycling on and off
  17. beerlover77

    A big score of equipment

    Maybe I will try that! There is quite a bit there
  18. beerlover77

    "Stained" Corny Kegs?

    Did you try soaking overnight in Oxyclean or PBW? Might come right off
  19. beerlover77

    Pitching 1 pack of Notty for 8 gal batch

    Let's just keep this simple for the OP. It is very accepted amongst homebrewers that 1-11g pack of dry yeast is good for 5 gallons of wort as long as it is handled properly (rehydrated etc) and it is of normal gravity. If the wort is stronger than normal or you have more of it, pitch more then...
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