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Question about this, my floating dip tube was leaving a LOT of liquid in the bottom when I tested, so I put a washer on to weigh it down, now it gets pretty far down and i'm concerned about picking up some of the trub. Is this a problem, and if so what should I do to make sure it doesn't happen?

I am also looking to do this, have 5.5 corny kegs and spunding valve. Also got a floating dip tube to ensure transferring from the top to bottom. My question is when transferring to the keg, how do you know when you have reached the 'trub' and need to stop? Just watch the line for it to cloudy?

Curious do you use them for serving or for pressure transfers (from fermenting in keg), or both? I was thinking of using for pressure transfer from keg fermentation but I'm not sure how to 'stop' the transfer when it gets to the 'trub' part. I suppose you just have to watch the line for...

I bought one of these off amazon, comes with a small filter, $19 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B098Q68MCW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I tested it with just sanitizer in the keg and it left several inches of liquid in the bottom. I ended up using a washer to weigh it...

Ok I managed to finally get this done. If anyone is interested I can post a complete parts list. Essentially you need a gas hose line that hooks up to your NG. In my case it was 1/2" quick connect. The other end is typically 3/4" female NPT. I did not use a regulator, but someone could...

You are likely very correct on that, I guess that would involve boring out the holes where the flame comes out little by little, right? I was thinking the process would be to first get the gas line hooked up, see how the flame looks/responds, then start boring out the holes 1/16th larger each...

I have been looking at converting my GasOne B5250 burner to natural gas. I have an NG line with shutoff valve going to my gas grill connects here: I am thinking of making that a quick connect so I can unplug and plug into my GasOne stove. I assume I don’t need the regulator part. Connector...

Secondary filtering is definitely a good option. I tend to just pour it into the keg and try not to pour the last bits with sediment, seems to work out fine, but i'm not that picky I guess. Thinking about it further, you could also maybe let it sit for a day after brewing then use a siphon...