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Check all you connections, check with icewater, check to see if you are using the N/O not the N/C contact, check to see if it is set for cooling and not heating. Just a few things to look at.

We buy from them through work quite a bit. What's nice is the shipments usually show up the next day and if I throw my stuff in with work stuff shipping is free:)

Don't bother with MIG, Unless you are an absolute pro welding stainless It won't turn out very nice....I've all but ruined a keggle with MIG using stainless wire and trigas..Just a friendly word of warning. Been there done that. FAIL.... I now have to remove a couple 1/2 couplings from a Keggle...

"I got distracted by a lady friend while brewing a porter this weekend " So is that what they're calling it nowadays? lol

I'm In! What a haul this year! Thank you!

You have a little discrepancy in your motor information. Is it 21 VAC or is it 21VA? VAC is a measure of voltage and VA is a measure of power. VA is actually watts. Most motors will have a call out for current and voltage separately. Double check the label. It seems odd to me why they would step...

I found an old paintball refill tank. co2 in it was 15 years old. Worked great, tasted fine..

Old Men!!! LOL J/K

I'm in!

I finally finished our first video for Halloween. Yes, this is our house! The flames are real :P I have used some parts of my beer making to incorporate into the display like the propane control and check out the beer bottles under the skeleton picture.. No non-beer making person would have...

Here's my first year Cascades as of Aug 5th . Looking good to me, What do you think?

My temp controller is mounted on a bracket inside the keezer with no issues.

Nice Job! Looks great and durable!

I agree with the previous poster. There are all ranges of cash that you can sink into a keezer. It all depends on how extravagant you want to get.:rockin:

Sorry, the plans are all in my head...:(

I spent about $700 on mine including 2 kegs, all taps, hoses fittings, 3 regulators and the disguise.

All done up and working great!

Standard sandpaper works great on PVC. Start coarse and work to fine if you want a near polished finish. Power sanders work also but you have to be careful. They take a lot of material off in a hurry!

Very nice!

Update: All the the free hops are still growing some better than others. because they were free I planted some in less than ideal locations. Mainly because I ran out of good spots in my little yard. They vary in height from 18" to 10'.