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4. I believe that he is refering to the motor. The reason you need a capacitor for the motor is to create a phase differential to allow the motor to spin in a ccw or cw direction.

Very nice! Making DIY look manufactured, always gives me a chubbby!!

When I did my research and bought my pumps, the march did not offer the SS head. (at least I never saw it)

The difference between the Chugger and the March is the actual Pump itself. Both pumps use 110v motors that are comparable to each other. Both units use magnetic coupling to drive the impeller. The main difference is the pump itself. They are designed almost identically except that the...

I was planing on trying out these conicals but the price has me thinking that I am going to go with to my original plan. Having several extra kegs, buying the Brewers Hardware Sanke Keg Fermenter Kit with Thermowell is only $9 more and I do not have to modify the container to ferment...

I am Looking to buy one as well but the shown motor is 107 RPM, I thought the target RPM was 180 ish?

Just looked up the weight of a full keg and an empty shell. full keg is about 160 lbs, empty keg shell 29.7 lbs. Using my calculation , 29.7 lbs (keg shell) + 129 lbs (weight of beer) = 158.7 lbs. 1.3 pounds off, not to shabby.

Weight scales are often used in fluid processing. Knowing the specific gravity or density of your fluid is the key # to know the weight /volume ratio. For example: I know the specific gravity of water is .9979 @ 70 degrees F. A gallon of water weighs 8.34 pounds. Even if your beer...

I work in fluid processing, programming CIP cleaning ckts for a dairy plant. You never want to put high temperatures in a tank vessel. The air that you are pulling in is caused by a vacuum from temperature differentials. If you restrict the flow to much you will suck in the sides of your tank...