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This is still available. Let me know if you want it.

You can also buy these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B006GHXWU6/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20 They aren't stainless and so will wear out slowly over time, but I lost my washer too and had these extras from when I used the March Pump that originally came with my Tower of Power. Works in Chugger...

I've got a brand new in the box adjustable Blichmann BrewMometer. This has never been used, never been installed. All included hardware is included. They sell for $72.99 plus shipping. Save yourself $$$ and buy mine. :) It's yours shipped from Cincinnati, OH for $60.

Pump is sold. Thermometer is still available.

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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ FIRST...I have a March 815-PL pump for sale. It's used, but still in great shape. It came off of my Blichmann Tower of Power. It was cleaned via PBW recirculation after every brew. It...

The weight seems high too. Blichmann’s website says it’s around 15 lbs I think.

So if it’s OBO would you take $120 shipped? ;)

Wow. Well...sorry. Gonna pass as you could’ve guessed.

I know this thread is old, but is this still available & what would you charge if it's shipped to 45238?

Great idea! Didn’t know there was such a thing.

I was going to do the same thing. Only I bought the weldless bulkhead from Bobby at brewhardware.com. Before I drilled and punched a hole I did a kind of dry fit and noticed the wing-nut was going to hit the surface. I’ve since seen how SsBrewTech seems to want you to install it. I contacted...

Thanks!

Link?

There’s a guy on YouTube (when isn’t there “a guy on YouTube” who hasn’t tried something...lol). Anyway he has tried something like what you are talking about. Here’s the link. If you type in “recirculating hop” or “dry hop recirculation” you should find some others. I also found this too...

I plan my brewing year in advance. I look through past issues of BYO And Craft Beer & Brewing magazine as well as the recipe books I have and HBT too. All that is distilled down into 24 beers I want to brew. I brew once a month but do two batches. Next year I’ve decided to do a “staple” beer...

I have 2.5gal kegs so to raise them up a bit I flipped plastic 2-liter pop crates over (think like milk crates only they hold 2-liters) and stack the kegs on that. Makes getting them in and out a bit easier and brings them closer to working height too.

Yep! Check out www.homebrewfinds.com/2012/11/recirculating-draft-line-cleaning-build.html for a description and even a shopping list. Works great!

I heard this on The Brewing Network's podcast The Session. It's from 11-12-17 at ≈1:17:00 mark. They were interviewing Oregon Specialty Fruit who makes Vintner’s Harvest Fruit Purees. These are the fruit purees in most homebrew shops. Really interesting podcast if you're interested...