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Some people like the pin locks better because you cannot accidentally put a gas fitting on a liquid line and vise versa. I use ball locks because that was the first keg I bought 20 years ago.....aside from the dimensions of the keys and the manual prv they are identical in function..... Just...

It takes me about 5 hours for an all grain batch ( 90 minute boil and 75 minute mash 6 gallon). Including cleanup, so 6 hours is not too far off base, oh and I use a blichmann burner so I have plenty of power.

6-7 hours isn't too bad, you could split the boil into 2 pots... Or use a dryer outlet, or maybe use the stove outlet if you want to move the stove to brew.

Have the same problem here, I just open it up every other batch, or maybe every third and clean it out

Bicycle pump on the barb of a gas ball lock connector pump hot pbw water through line(s) rinse with starsan and call it good.

As one who started with a Carboy cap, please do yourself a favor and use a tri-clover, it is so much easier to get on and off.

Crush is fine, watch your ph and tannin extraction is a non issue. Or since your drinking stop being a p$&@y and brew.:D

Not impossible, but not easy either!

Former engineer, now in technical sales........

+6 gallons Vienna lager. 12,988

That is cheap co2.

+5 English mild from bcs 11,708

It would help to know what type of beer it is.

Pour it, let it warm up and if haze is gone, then it's chill haze. Easy peasy.

Also know that many European brewers have grains malted to their specs that we cannot get a hold of.... However I agree with the others let it ride and maybe adjust future batches if needed.

It was a shock, she was only 35, and honestly had I not my current wife I would have married her, kind of f$&$ with your head to think what might have been and maybe her life would have been different if only..... Thanks for having a drink to her.

+1 but for a different reason. I found out recently a girl I dated for 6 years (16 years ago) passed.

Ha! I think that is the same stone we have for our kitchen floor.

2 things: 1. Dear god I hope you aren't eating tacos with a fork! 2. Hard to tell because of the glass but I don't see a ring on her finger.... that means obeying is optional!

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