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  1. BeardedSquash

    Show us your Kegerator

    Yup. I've managed to keep away from it for a year now, but it's getting harder and harder to let it just sit there.
  2. BeardedSquash

    False bottom material

    I recently aquired cool old cooking pot with a spigot, and I want to fit it with a false bottom for all-grain brewing. Trouble is, I have no idea what kind of material to use. I would prefer stainless steel, but am unsure of where to get a sheet of it that would be food grade/not treated. Any...
  3. BeardedSquash

    Show us your Kegerator

    Here's the inside and outside of my baby. Not much to look at, but she makes me happy.
  4. FrontofmyKeggerator

    FrontofmyKeggerator

  5. Insidemykeggerator

    Insidemykeggerator

  6. BeardedSquash

    Foam at both ends of my line

    Holy crap! Problem solved! I didn't think for a second my beer could be over carbonated, but I guess I was wrong. I also force carb, usually with 40 lbs into a cold keg that I shift and roll around over the course of a day. The past two batches, however, I have set it at 40 lbs before the...
  7. BeardedSquash

    Foam at both ends of my line

    Well, I checked the rubber portion of my out poppet and it's intact –*no signs of cracking or any other form of distress. My pick-up tube is tight, and its O-ring is also in good condition. The only thing I can think of is that maybe something got knocked around and misshapen during a...
  8. BeardedSquash

    Foam at both ends of my line

    Oh, and thank you, by the way.
  9. BeardedSquash

    Foam at both ends of my line

    I didn't check my pick-up tube, but I will now. How can I tell visually if my poppet is bad. It looks like its fits well enough. I know that the foam is concentrating at each end because they're the high spots in the line, and the beer is falling because of a lack of pressure. What I can't...
  10. BeardedSquash

    Foam at both ends of my line

    Okay, I'm new to the site, so bear with me if this has been addressed in the past. I have been kegging in the same Pepsi corny keg for a year now, and all has been good so far. Last brew, however, I ended up with an extremely foamy batch. I had in the line foam at the keg coupling and at...
  11. BeardedSquash's Photos

    BeardedSquash's Photos

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