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Happens to me, nearly every time. It's normal.

Geez...That's why my local HD was out of the fittings I needed. :D Nicely done.

From Midwest Electric's website: "Since 1975 we have been a wholly owned subsidiary of GE. With the resources and technology support GE has to offer, Midwest Electric will be here to support you in the years ahead..."

I currently have Horizon & either Sterling or Liberty (I can't recall.) The ones I can't recall have never flowered, in 4 years. They will get replaced with Northern Brewer. The Horizon do quite well.

Gallon? Don't most places charge per pound, when it comes to propane?

I have 2 Update 60 qt kettles & love them. :rockin:

Looks to me like you're missing a lock nut. Washer & coupling go inside the kettle, while o-ring & nut get placed outside. Who's the supplier?

There, you go...A kitchen, for entertainment purposes. :rockin:

I bought 15"x15" stainless perf sheet at my local metal supplier, for $25. Bought a stainless hinge for $15, at Lowes. Picked up #8 stainless screws, washers & nuts, at Lowes for probably another $8. For roughly $60 (adding the price of cutting discs), I got this: I also added a...

Mine's set to .024" & works nicely. If your mill gums up, you used too much water.

Your response should be: "Whatever, Gramps...Pick up a brewing book that was written after the turn of the century". Then, start going to a new brew store.

Sorry...I've never brewed with wheat. My wife & I are not big enough fans of wheat beers, to consume 5 gallons. Wheat beers would take up precious keezer space, for far too long.

I'm now wishing I had bought a 25 gallon kettle from you!

Fox on clocks on bricks and blocks?

Definitely 15 gallon. Are you absolutely set on Blichmann? I have two stainless sandwich bottom 15 gallon Update kettles from waresdirect. Much, much cheaper, but IMO better durability. I drilled & installed my own fittings & was able to decide where I wanted everything. But...If...

Two weeks old is very 'green' for a strong ale. If carbonation is making it worse, it could be that the development of carbonic acid (normal) is adding more of a bite, thus compounding your experience. Let it age.

...A moat & drawbridge, to keep away unwanted invaders.

I have 6 of them in my basement bar area. Contents are currently: 1) 2-Row 2) Munich 3) Pilsner 4) C-75 5) Assorted small bags 6) Assorted small bags

Hopper bins, lined with XXL Ziplocks: http://www.homedepot.com/Storage-Organization-Storage-Totes-Baskets/h_d1/N-5yc1vZb9oj/R-100669782/h_d2/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10053&langId=-1&storeId=10051

I condition in a tray I purchased at Home Depot that is intended for mixing concrete/mortar. I spray & mix, then check whether I can grab a handful of grain & have a substantial portion stick to my hand, when opening my fist. Then, I allow the grain to sit for roughly an hour. This gives the...