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Go to morebeer.com, click on their March pumps, and look at all the related items. You'll end up needing or wishing you had most of them, including: couplers, barbed fittings, quick disconnects, and definately a ball valve to restrict your output flow

What's patience? I guess I'll have to google it later and see if it changes my opinion... I regularly do 5-10 day primaries, cold crash, and then keg. IMHO if the gravity has settled in it's final resting place and the sample tastes like your recipe/experience tells you it should, then proceed...

I've had success setting kegs to serving pressure (12-13psi) and waiting. Usually takes 7-10 days and it's good to go!

I think that without some type of manifold your idea sounds like a stuck sparge waiting to happen. Here's something that worked for me The army sent me on a trip for a few months and my 26 gallon morebeer kettles wouldn't fit in my checked luggage, so I had to improvise... Using a 46qt...

I'm familiar with your lifting up coolers full of rediculously hot water and used to have a hell of a time during solo brew days. It never failed that I ended wearing a decent bit of scorching sparge water by the time the day was through. I think the pump is definately worth it. Not only does...

Hello HBT! I've been scouring all the forums and postings for the last 18 months and can't thank you all for the great advice and interesting commentary. Regretfully, my first posting is one of failure... I'm seeking help to resolve an issue that thus far has been quite elusive. Let me...