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I bought two 50L kegs today that have the rubber top and bottoms. I got both for $30. What can I do with them? Should I just sell them for scrap to get a couple without the rubber? I'll add some pics later. Thanks

I just checked out BargainFittings and it's $20 to ship a $19 item to Canada!!!! :confused:

Mint is great!

Download Ubuntu 9.04...burn the cd...pop it in your machine and boot it as a "live" os.... It will boot, load and run the full os directly off of the cd...without actually having to install it. That will allow you to try it and see how it runs. There are many variations of Ubuntu...

I just found a very similar burner and pot at another location. The pot is listed as 48L and the burner looks almost the same. It's a bit more $$$ but not enough to make a difference. 42qt or 48L??? Bigger is better???

It's $96 CAD for the burner and pot.

I found this set at Walmart. I'm in Canada, so all of those online places with good deals on pots are pretty useless to me. Welcome to Walmart Canada Comments and or suggestions? I'm planning on 5 gallon batches...I'm just starting with all grain.

Buildings are easy to replace...no one was hurt...that's what's important!!! :)

Any pics of the inside with the braided hose??? Or links??

Great band that's not afraid to do something a little different from the rest of the crap on the radio!!! :rockin:

Best decision I ever made! :rockin:

That's awsome!!! Great job!

There is a certain fm transmitter...the C Crane that has a "hidden" pot (potentiometer) inside that lets you boost the signal. Digital FM Transmitter The info for the hack is posted openly on Amazon... Amazon.com: C. Crane FMT Digital FM Transmitter with AC Adapter: Electronics 1)...

I've installed the beta on two different pc's so far. I actually seems decent, for a beta at the very least. Like a lot of other people I'm NOT a Vista fan...partly because I have to support it at my job and it causes just too many issues with users. I try to give everything a shot at...

Wow..... :eek:

This is my first day back at work after Christmas holidays...I was off for 9 days... I can hardly talk... Too much booze over the holidays...not enough sleep...I strolled in the door after the Saturday night binge at 5:38am...the kids are climbing the walls... And to top it off ...SWMBO...

I'm still in the early kegging stages as I'm only on my third keg...but my consumption has gone up for those three kegs. The first one lasted five weeks and the next two only a month! A beer a day pretty much for myself and SWMBO and apparently a lot on the weekends!!! :mug:

Ok...I didn't buy the 100psi gauges....I noticed that www.kegworks.com has 60 psi gauges for $6.77 each. Can anyone tell me if either of these regulators is ok to use. I'm planning on a full size fridge with a max of 3 kegs plus the CO2 tank. I don't need all those splitters....so I'm...

Kegworks has them also. http://www.kegworks.com/home.php?cat=801 $6.77 for the 60psi and $10.69 for the 3000psi.

As you can see in the pics the gauges on the taprite are busted. I stopped by Princess Auto yesterday and picked up a couple of gauges for $3 each. They are 0 - 400 psi. They screw right into the fitting. Will they work? I don't have a CO2 tank yet to test them. Any ideas?