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My LHBS is about 45 minutes away but its attached to Bell's cafe..... They are usually well stocked and have a good selection of equipment, oh yeah and a walk in cooler of all the Bell's brews. The only thing I wish they did have was Wyeast. And the bottles are only $5 a case.

Do you have a red capped? If so how much to 49120? Maybe a fermentation bucket, if I could bundle them. Thanks.

I'm interested about the wheels too. I have the 3" mast and the legs, so I'm getting ready to assemble it and I would like to have wheels on it too, also where did you get the leveling feet?

Has anyone tried mashing this with graham cracker? I was reading some of the posts and it came to mind. There is a recipe for a Graham cracker ale on hbt but and it says mash with two pounds, what do you guys think? I'm making this this weekend so I think I might try it.

I wouldn't pay $100 a bomber but I did buy some Pliny off eBay for $20. I live in Michigan and I'm probably never gonna go to California, but I've always wanted to try it so me and a brew buddy decided to go halfs on it. It was worth it to me though.

I just got mine today as well, and I know this has been said alot but thanks for doing this. I found this tread as I started looking at lines and this was above and beyond what I could find retail. Thanks again.

I just got mine today as well, and I know this has been said alot but thanks for doing this. I found this tread as I started looking at lines and this was above and beyond what I could find retail. Thanks again.

I can get founders and bells if that sounds good.

Sold

Still for sale.

I have an A419, it's the blue one not the gray one, that I don't need anymore and looking raise some cash for a new boil kettle. It's already spliced with an extension cord and it works perfectly, I have the manual as well. I'm looking for $55 shipped. Just PM me or reply to the post Thanks.

But it actually works.

I love sour beers! Lol

First of all welcome to the addiction/hobby/lifestyle. By all means I'm not a super experienced brewer nor have I ever used a Mr beer kit but I would look at northernbrewer.com or midwestsupplies.com to look at starter kits for both equipment and ingredients. Thats how I got into this.

Great post. I second the yeast book. It has alot of very useful information.

Wow sorry that's so vague. I work at Honeywell is south bend, Indiana and we just when through negotiations and got screwed and I was wondering how the negotiations were at metropolis.

I just wanted to know if there were any Honeywell employees from metropolis on here.

There is a slight difference. I don't know what it is off the top of my head but you can Google calculators for table sugar vs priming sugar. Or download beersmith lol

Yup that's the one. Sorry I would have linked it but I was on my phone.

I can't help much but I think I can point you in the right direction. Brewingtv.com did two episodes on casks. I would check that out. Good info.