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Hey all, I am trying to throw together a super cheap keg set up. So far all I have are two R134a manifolds which I don't know if i can even use, and two Cornie kegs with the ball lock connectors. Any ideas on where I can get the rest of the stuff I need (the cheaper the better). ANy advice would...

Thanks for the help guys.

Okay, I found a site wit super cheap o-rings, less than a dollar for 20, and I want to buy them in bulk there. There's only one problem, I have no idea what size to buy. The site has them in millimeters. Can anyone help?:confused:

I read EdWorts post on the kegerator at home depot. As far as looks go, the home depot version and the sams club are almost identical. I think if I do end up buying one it will be the home depot version. It looks like a good deal.

O.K, so I was at Sam's Club yesterday doing some shopping and I stumbled upon a kegerator. The price was $487 and it came with the CO2 tank and regulators. It also had a very nice tower and what looked like Perlick faucets. The inside looked like it could hold at least 3 cornies and the outside...

You shouldn't post if you've no idea what you're talking about.

Hes not making a keg hes making a mashtun. Thier two totally different things. You really need to read a book on homebrewing.

Nice refreshing beer but not a very lambic tasting ale. Technically it does use lambic yeast but it hasn't had quite enough time to really become sour.

Not in real Fraoch. Some brewers now include hops in their pseudo heather ale to appease the pallets of new age beer drinkers who feel like hops have to be in beer for it to actually be beer. Fraoch really isn't bitter though, so if your looking into brewing an IPA, I would use alot of gruit.

At Simon's Sorghum Festival in West Portsmouth. I'm not sure about now but that's the price during the festival. I'm not sure why it would be a whole lot higher seeing as its main use is as an animal feed sweetener.

My baby in the parking lot of West High School.

+1 on the homegrown. I just ordered a pack of seeds off ebay. If your worried about taking crap posting it here you should pm it to me. I would like to see it if you wouldn't mind.

Awesome, now to find heather tips.:confused:

O.k, I'm looking for a very authentic Fraoch recipe. It doesn't really matter to me if it is all grain, partial mash, or extract version. Has anyone tried this beer before? If so, how did you like it?

Lol, had some of that this morning (minus the cornbread and add a few buiscuits).

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Feed Stores as soil amendment or chemical supply stores.

I've been gardening for a long time and have used several different mulches. I've had the best luck with pine bark nuggets. Their an all natural byproduct of logging and dont get too compacted, slowing down decomposition.