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Any luck yet? I would paint it, with some waterproof wood glue, several coats.

Put a little vinegar in it, for a day or two, then light scrub. It should go. And another vote here for Barkeepers friend.

I'm aware of that. In case ya' missed it, it was a "jab" @ you, in regards to some of your past comments on other threads, regarding the so called "dangers" of hops....... Lighten up......

Hops are "potentially toxic", and rife with Estrogen, and harmful to male libido.......:rolleyes:

What did SS brewtech customer service have to say about it?.......:eek:

That motor probably has a good set of instructions, but I don't own that brand.

Do ya' have any open end wrenches, in a 1/4 inch size, and a 6 mm size?........:D That oughta' be accurate enough for ya'........

Tire shine would look bitchin', but I'd keep it and similar products away from the keg rubber, ( just me!), 'cause it's loaded with Silicone, which ain't good to have around carbonated anything, as far as head retention.........As in it ain't good in a brewery. It contaminates...

https://www.mcmaster.com/#standard-metal-npt-pipe-plugs/=1aphmuc "Internal wrenching" or "hex" drive, as they call them.

You done good, with burn through, on a 110 volt Mig, with a suspect supply circuit!:cool:

Might as well throw in a pond pump too, to keep stuffs moving.......;)

With that many kegs, I would make two washers. One to wash, and one to sanitize before storage. On the washer one, since the outsides are dirty, tap into, and design a manifold, that will spray the outsides as well.

Hard to say, without a pic. So ya' switched from 16 ga., to 14 ga.? Didn't want it to blow away in a breeze?.......:D Edit: The breaker tripping is a game changer.........'Nother circuit needed, or another location.

No. but that is my "thought" on it.....;)

It's nice. Chunk of coin, but it's nice.

Sounds like you might be the "go to" designer, to include for beta testing as well........:D

You said "stopcock".

When you did this, did you shim between the side plates, and the end plates, so that when all tightened down, it would maintain such?

Put that mill together, Brother, and roll with it! All the research you did on them, and then buy a Chinese knock off, and then be concerned about a roller that may not be drilled exactly concentric, ( if it pretty much stops in the same spot each time?),it'll never know the difference once...

Good looking tube.........;)