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Wow, as a newbee, I thought I had stumbled into the incorrect thread, I actually went back to the top to see if I had miss clicked. I saw my self in many of the posts on the errors I made, poor decisions and some things I did correctly. But some comments stung pretty well, as they should I guess...

WBB, thanks for the input, I will try both, but seperately, to I can see which works best. This is one of those duhhhh moments! I have the whirlpool attachment for my drill and never once thought about using it! If nothing else it shows I'm a newbee.... but you don't learn and improve if you...

As on the previous reply, I should have more descriptive. The GF has a false bottom with a fine messed screen. The gunk is quite fine, somewhat like a sludge.

I should have been more descriptive, I had already cooled the wort to 66 and ran it against the side of the fermenter to insure no splashing during the transfer.

On one of my first uses of a Grainfather Connect I discovered the hard way that the residue from hop additions will seriously clog the pump filter. The easy solution was to add a hop spider to help filter the residual gunk. While the spider helped quite a bit the hop gunk still surrounded the...

I have some interest, where are you located?

Please provide shipping $ to Murphy, NC 28906 email me jimATbark2artDOTCOM

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Welcome neighbor, from NC

Have you been looking over my shoulder? Sounds just like what I did, a huge collection of errors and it was still drinkable.. Congratulations on your first brew! I'm preparing to carb my second beer, devoid of the huge list of errors from my first batch.

I'm new to kegging my beer so please don't flame me for a stupid question :no: I kegged a nice ale today using a closed pressure system transfer between my Grandfather (GF) conical fermenter and my keg. The transfer went along perfectly until the keg was almost full. I had been venting the gas...

Welcome as well, I'm new here just as you are but I started with all grain brewing and I'm very happy doing so. We can both learn together!

Greetings fellow brewers, I now expect I posted this thread, in the incorrect place but I'm here anyway. I'm in southwester NC, sadly there are no clubs or meetings near me, but this forum will do just fine as my 'cyber friends'...

Thank you! It's an amazing resource.

thank you! I too am in NC, Murphy to exact and loving mountain life!

Morning fellow brewers, just a quick note to introduce myself, I'm completely new to HB having only brewed one failure, drinkable, but .... Based on my many failures I am now waiting to keg my 2nd beer later this week having corrected most of the things I did incorrectly on the first batch. I...