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Good luck with your first batch. Keep it simple; batch sparge, SIM, etc. I disagree with with the fact that dark beers hide flaws more. If you miss your temps on any style it can affect taste. As long as you hit your temps and water/grain ratios you will be ok.

I'm in Omaha too! There is a fermenter's supply store on 84th street that has everything your looking for.

Looks like it would work. 58000 btus is good enough for a 10 gallon batch

Are there any burners out there designed to be mounted on a brew stand or do they have to be fabricated??

As long as it was kept at a stable temp, out of light, and wasn't oxygenated it should be OK

Yeah i plan on using a march pump. I'm gonna widen the top with some angle iron.

Is that brown sugar I see? I would think that would make cider off tastes. I may be wrong...

My solder job didn't come out well either. The good thing about solder is you can heat it back up, wipe it off and then apply again. LESS IS MORE when soldering.

Hmmm, that's a a good idea! Thanks

Sweet man, good to hear!!

To start off I'm on a strict budget and don't have welding skills. I got this AV cart from work. It looked bigger until I got it home and put my keggles and cooler on it. I haven't AG brewed yet, I'm still piecing the equipment together. I'm thinking it's too cramped but maybe it could work...

Will do thanks man!!

I found the 5500W water heater elements can be used by how do you install them> Any ideas...I would think the element would burn the sugars in the HLT tank on boil...

Can anyone point my in the right direction on heating elements for brewing, for strike water tank and HLT. Thanks for the help.

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My kegerator

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Perfect cut...with a grinder

Make sure you use a titanium step bit and cutting oil. Drill a pilot hole first. It is really, really easy. bargainfittings.com has good weldless ball valves.

Just dropping in to say hey. Making the leap to all grain. Take a look at my pictures of the equipment I've make so far!!