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Thanks for the compliment. My pump and chiller are mounted to the underside of my brew table. I use camlocks for all of the hose connections Here my mash with recirc Here's the chill setup Pump And the grain bag

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I made a hazelnut brown last year and did the same as you. I only put in about half of what the bottle recommended. The hazelnut flavor was extremely overpowering. I hate to tell ya this. I let mine mellow in the keg for about 8 months and the hazelnut flavor never mellowed. Fortunately for...

Thanks. Super happy with how it all came together. It definitely makes my brew day simple.

Here it is. Been running on this system for about 6 months.

+5g Milk stout 30861

checked my batch. It's been in primary for 12 days and appears to have finished at 1.025. I raised the temp to 70-71 hoping to gain a couple points.

I used one of these under my kettle. It protects my wood brew table top. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Unbranded-Edge-Glued-Round-Common-1-in-x-17-3-4-in-Actual-1-0-in-x-17-75-in-680435/202017011

+5 centennial blonde = 22,660

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one of the better beers from my trip to the Caribbean.

no it won't. the gfci only protects the 120v outlet, not the 60a disconnect

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My gauge never shows completely empty. With my tank in the fridge the gauge is pretty useless. I never get a true reading on how much is left in the tank. Make sure you have co2.

survey submitted. Hopefully brewing!

I just fixed two of my kegs. I used an automobile exterior trim adhesive. Its water resistant and holds up to hot and cold temps. I picked it up at auto zone. A tube fixed two tops and one bottom.

15792.5 +5 Irish Red = 15797.5

Welcome. Im also from the STL area. Ofallon MO actually. I normally go to j2 brewing for my grain purchases. STL Beer & wine has a pretty good selection but definitely a bit pricey. Brewers Tru value in St. Peters has an increasingly growing selection. Most of my hardware was purcheased online...

I used Bar Keepers Friend and a green scotch brite pad on my kegs. Cleaned them up very well. It gave the kegs a dull matte finish, almost brushed looking. I attached the scotch brite pad to my palm sander and went to town.

Welcome. Nice to see another local.