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SOLD I just bought new Polarware kettles, which come with welded fittings and new ball valves, so I am selling my weldless spigots. I have 2 sets for sale, each built and installed exactly like the spigots sold at More Beer. Weldless Spigot - Stainless | MoreBeer...

It's official - 3 sets left. See the edit in my first post for updated sale info. Joe

Sale pending for 6 sets to ahacreative. I still have 4 sets left, all with cross-hairs.

EDIT EDIT EDIT As of 12/5/11, I still have 3 full sets of Plastic QD's with cross-hairs + 1 extra Female Disconnect w/ 1/2" barb, also with cross-hairs. PM me to buy all three sets for $16 each (shipped), and I'll throw in the extra Female x Barb disconnect for free. That female x barb...

There is a phrase I would like to add to this. It is a phrase I say to myself after every batch. "Reserve Judgment for 3 weeks." After I bottle, I taste 1 beer every 3-4 days for the first 3 weeks. It will burn a 6 pack ahead of schedule, but I find it really educational to see how a...

This is a great sentence, and it kind of highlights why one of my wants was for welded fittings. I have been using weldless bulkheads for almost 3 years. I would disassemble them for thorough cleaning every 2 or 3 uses, and there was always a bit of gunk between the layers. While true that a...

My friend started doing 10 gallon batches in a 15 gallon pot, and he does it with success. There is a lot more room in his 10 gallon full volume boil in a 60 qt pot than there is for my 5 gallon batch in a 30 qt pot...but I still wouldn't turn my back on it when it gets started. I would call...

The short answer is 10 gallon kettle for 5 gallon batches. If you want the long answer I just typed out, click here... https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/4-popular-brew-kettles-compared-281309/#post3488243

That’s it – I went with the Polar Ware Kettles and I am really happy with my purchase. I’ve never seen a comparison quite like this for the popular 5 gallon systems, so I hope it helps. Joe

Polar Ware 42 QUART BREW POT WITH 1/2" VALVE @ Williams Brewing 10G with BV – $232.90 – 16H x 15W Pro’s – Welded fittings, available without add-ons, my preferred kettle shape Con’s - $$$ So I chose to order 3) 10G Polar Ware kettles from Williams Brewing. I basically chose them...

Blichmann Boilermaker Brew Kettle - BoilerMaker Brew Kettles - Brew Kettles - Equipment - Brewing : Northern Brewer 10G – $315.99 (dimensions not listed, roughly 14W x 16.5H) Pro’s – Everyone loves Blichmann….don’t they? Re-imagined false bottom for mash tun, A height to diameter ratio...

Megapots (Priced from Northern Brewer) 10 Gallon MegaPot - MegaPots - Brew Kettles - Equipment - Brewing : Northern Brewer 10G – Plain Stock Pot - $132.99 13H x 17W 10G - (weldless w/ Ball Valve and Thermometer) - $219.99 13H x 17W Pro’s – heavy duty, DIY option available Con’s –...

B3 Heavy Duty Brew Kettle - With Ball Valve (32 Quart/8 Gallon) | MoreBeer 32 Qt – $159.95 13H x 15W 60 Qt – $239.95 15H x 19W Pro’s – Good price, Welded fittings Con’s – Sizing didn’t work for me I’ll start by saying the B3 kettle with 2 welded fittings is a great deal. I am...

This thread was inspired by this post... https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/32-qt-40-qt-ss-5-gallon-batches-280240/ A question in that thread about kettle selection for 5 gallon batches prompted this post. Maybe this will give someone in a similar position something to think about. I...

The 2 sides and the bottom are curved to make stops and the bracket on the pump just slides right in from the top. There are 2 mounting holes that you use to affix the mount to the stand. IOW, the mount is permanently affixed, where as the pump is removable.

I attached the B3 pump mount to my stand. http://morebeer.com/view_product/17322/beerwinecoffee/Pump_Mounting_Bracket_-_Stainless The pump is very easily removed from the stand for transport, but it is held securely by the mounting plate while in use. Nice product.

Here in NJ, we have a brewery called the High Point Wheat Beer Co. They call their beer line Ramstein. The brewer, Greg Zaccardi, trained in Germany, and named his beer line after that military base. I can't help with your original question, but if you reach out to Greg, he might have some...

My rig is set up to fly sparge with one pump, and I have the MLT (orange) above the HLT (blue). To make my system work w/ the one burner, I start my strike water in the kettle, and pump it up to the MLT once the temp is right. As soon as the mash is set, I start heating 5 gallons of sparge...

Very true. If the probe if measuring the wort, then the hair dryer would get it done. I had a bit of a brain fart there.