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I had the kegco style one and upgraded to the stout and am very pleased with my purchase. The added length helps out a ton for single pass chilling. I also only use triclamp fittings so the welded fittings were a big bonus. It is every bit worth the price imo. Brewtools also sells one in the...

Looks awesome! Glad you took pictures! Looks exactly like mine, glad I was able to help a little.

Man and I was proud of picking mine up for 700 a few years ago. Nice score! Get yourself some bar keepers friend itll clean up real easy. Sounds like you're on the right track on replacing the lines and cleaning the faucets [emoji482]

My length wise struts are bolted to the others using the strut tee nuts and bolts then the short cross struts are screwed into the existing table supports using 1/4" coarse thread screws. Just have to be careful not to over tighten. So far I have not had any issues and have brewed many batches...

I have been using this one from harbor freight for a couple years now on my brewhemoths. Works great and no signs of any rust or issues. I like it so much I got a second for my keg cip system. It's a little pricey but they put it on sale periodically and they always have the 20% off coupons in...

I would snag it for that price. Looks complete and intact. Would be nice to know if it hds pressure though. I haven't ever used mine to ferment just as a serving keg for large batches.

I have one that looks the same. Mine holds 10 gallons. It does have ball lock posts like a regular corny keg my only complaint is the lid style. It is hard to get a good seal and I haven't been able to find replacement o rings for the lid. My pressure relief is also broken and I can't find one...

I found this picture of a rig someone built for a 1bbl system to dump the mash. I had thought about trying something similar. Whatever you do it will need to be pretty stout to support the weight. Getting the weight balance will also be important so that you are able to tip it easily...

It's a little cheaper if you go to the source that is selling it on amazon...not sure about shipping though.. https://www.glaciertanks.com/tri-clamp-nps-and-npt-adapters-21mp-g400-400.html

Stainlessbrewing makes the coil for spike they make a variety of different sized custom coils. You could order just the coil and drill 2 smaller holes in your fermenter lid then use compression fittings through the fermenter lid.. or if you already have the spike coil you could cut the tubing...

If you're asking about mine, it was custom build by another forum member that I purchased it from. My PIDs are auber syl-2352. And also to clear up I dont actually have a POT for my manual boil control. It is a auber digital ssr power regulator for wort boil control. So I am using it with just a...

Honestly couldn't tell you. I didnt build the panel and haven't had any issues so no need to trace any wiring yet. I just know it works.

I am running 2 5500w elements off of the one ssr.

I am just using a regular 80a ssr for my boil

My panel has a 3 way switch for the boil elements that allows me to switch between pid control, off, or manual control. I use an auber potentiometer to adjust the boil in manual. I rarely ever use the pid unless it's for cleaning. I usually run it in manual at 100% till its boiling then I turn...

It is regular frame and drywall behind the diamond plate. But it would be really easy to use an adhesive and stick them to any surface. I will have to double check the models on the vent hoods but I believe they are range master. I scooped them both up off craigslist for $40 a couple years ago.

They are brewhemoth 22 gal fermenters. Brewhemoth went out of business a few years ago but the fermenters can still be found for sale occasionally.

I used light gauge aluminum diamond plate. I love it! Got it from cutsmetal.com they ship anywhere pretty reasonably. It comes in 4x8 or 4x10 sheets kinda pricy but for me it was buy once cry once.

I have seen this happen with several connections that I have used brand new. Doesnt matter the brand. I usually take them out of the housing and resolder. I have even received temp probes that the wires were completely wrong and had to rewire the entire new probe to work. Glad to hear you got it...

Forgot to attach the picture i would only use 2 on each side though