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Thanks for the info guys. That looks pretty simple! I shouldn't have any problems doing that. :mug:

Sorry to hear you got laid off. I would love the opportunity to work in a brewery. Since my main goal with the new brewery is promotion and research and development, i'm stuck with the sanke kegs. Well that and i sold all of my equipment! We are starting to gather everything we need...

I think it is going to be harder to sanitize and more expensive. The kegs from stout tanks are $85; which is a fair price i think. Most couplings are $26 that i've found. I will need at least 4 so i can carbonate the whole batch at one time. I'm thinking a simple keg washer would be...

Ok, so i understand i need a coupler for every keg i wish to tap...right? Will I need a spear removal tool or ring removal knife? I hope selling my corny kegs was wasn't a terrible idea...

Thanks for all the views and posts guys. Found a buyer for the entire lot at a fair price. If the transaction doesn't work out I'll reopen the thread. Thanks again everybody.

I'm selling all of my all grain brewing equipment including kegs and kegerator. I would like to sell it as a lot. Local pickup only- there is alot of equipment. Now Asking $950 for the entire lot. Sale will be a on a first come first serve basis. I will split this up if i have to but it won't...

I'm not interested in shipping these items. I just think it would be too much hassle to deal with at the moment. I'm apologize for the confusion.

I was hoping to sell those as a set. But as a set i was hoping to get around $170. Of course i'm open to reasonable negotiation.

The sale of the kegs and kegerator is pending. If that changes i will update and let the person next in line have an opportunity. I would still like to keep this sale pick up only. Thanks for looking!

I will part everything out. I just wanted to wait a few days before i committed to anyone. I will take names down for certain pieces of equipment if you are serious about the purchase. Post or PM me, i will try to get back to you as soon as possible.

Thanks for the info. That tutorial really helped.

I purchased a 20 gallon brewing system from BrewSteel. I am using this system for recipe design and intend to give away the finished beer. It seems most people have commercial keg setups so i would like to use us sanke kegs. The only thing is i have never used one besides pumping out beer at...

We really need more info on your process as noted by usfmikeb. Is your mashing vessel big enough for you to hold enough water to do a proper batch sparge? If so you should get a mesh bag to hold all of your grains: such as this...

Check page 2 for updated list, price and some pictures. I'm selling all of my all grain brewing equipment including kegs and kegerator. I would like to sell it as a lot. Local pickup only- there is alot of equipment. Asking $1200 for entire lot. Will entertain reasonable offers. I will get...

Sounds like yours is working great. Have you ever used a plate chiller? I just bought a system that has 2 of tem And I have never used one.

That chiller is a beauty! I added a coil( 25ft)to a cooler filled with ice water. My hose connected to that coil then i ran another to the chiller in the kettle. It is simple and effective. This dropped my temp very fast, but i never timed it. It slowed down when it hit about 75F. I wanted...

It sounds like the vitality of that yeast has been compromised. I would not use it. I don't think it would be worth the chance of it not fermenting. If it did it may produce uncharacteristic flavors for that yeast. I think the English yeast would work well for the spiced porter assuming you...

I e-mailed my information. Did you receive it?

My first all grain batch was a honey kolsch. I forgot to modify my recipe for the 3 lbs of honey I used. I ended up with a 9% abv honey kolsch. It tasted quite clean but had a hot finish. I know this yeast can handle a high amount of alcohol now! This aged in the bottle for 3 months and...

Ok so I am limited to 5 bags I assume. I should have my order ready Saturday night.