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Actually this is very common in law enforcement, they will put you through field sobriety tests and also take you BAC. go for it.

And you keep spending more and more money, I'm addicted.

They can't be stainless for that price.

Use the sparge arm that's on the lower keg.

Once the motor is on can you fill the hopper with grain and it still works? I need a motor, would like direct drive just don't know if I should get a bigger motor. If you had to do it over would you get a bigger motor?

Did you at least try and convince him it's not worth anything and get the price lower? Obviously he did not know what he had.

I will buy the new RIMS System from you for $300.

No such thing as overkill in homebrewing!

This is perfect for 5g batches. Your always going to want a bigger setup, from experience go with a 15g pot/keggle. It's not to big for 5g batches and you can do 10g when your ready for it.

You could go smaller if you had to but I wouldn't.

It also depends on what you plan on using the chop saw on later. I have a $500 makita chop saw that is dead accurate when cutting wood moldings. I would never use that for cutting anything else. When you start cutting other materials it can throw off the accuracy of the saw. I also have a ****ty...

Are you selling it?

Thought I would share this since I see alot of people buying used March pumps for over $100. My new pump was $121.99, free shipping and they threw in a free stainless steel chugger head for the pump. Send them an email asking if they will do the same. *I would rather buy new if I'm only saving a...

If it had a sight glass I would buy one for 5g batches just because it's so cheap.

If you get one let us know how it is.

Your no rookie, care to explain how it works?

I have his 7g and 13g conical. Can't comment on the pots but the conicals are not the most heavy duty/ strongest product out there but they work great for me. No problems with his conical, would recomend them and I'm sure the pots are good to, you can't beat his prices. If I needed a 9g pot I...

That's the guy! Can't beat that price

Seller could only tell me that they have 304 or 316 stamped on the bottom. Think I'm going to pick one up anyway and see how it works.

They have closed and open, think I might go there pick out the heaviest ones they have. Still waiting a response about the gauge, they just said it weighs between 45-60 lbs. I would hate to cut it in half and then it not be strong enough to brew in.