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  1. evanmars

    Regret a Pump?

    I regret buying a pump with a polysulphone head. Broke off one of the hose fittings, but was able to epoxy it back on. Then managed to break it again, only this time it shattered. I don't have the funds for a new head at the moment, so no pump :( Will be buying a stainless head soon. (and...
  2. evanmars

    just an observation....

    Underage drinkers usually drink the cheaper stuff like BMC. They are also more likely to be inconsiderate, disrespectful litterers. Just my $0.02
  3. evanmars

    Another GIVEAWAY plus our Christmas Sale @ Kegconnection.com

    Seriously ! ?
  4. evanmars

    Funny things you've overheard about beer

    My question is, "How are beaver anal glands funny things overheard about beer? "
  5. evanmars

    Funny things you've overheard about beer

    It is beaver gland...
  6. evanmars

    I don't trust my memory, 120v element or 240v

    If it is 2000W @ 120V, then if you supply it with 240V, you'll be trying to dump about 34.25 amps (8230W) through it! So, yeah, it'd probably pop the breaker (or the element)...
  7. evanmars

    Funny things you've overheard about beer

    Must be true. Never had a zombie around my house.
  8. evanmars

    Another GIVEAWAY plus our Christmas Sale @ Kegconnection.com

    ok
  9. evanmars

    Can't keep copper from kinking for IC

    Bobby is right, but you can try to fill the tubing with salt. That will help keep it from kinking, but being work hardened already, it might split.
  10. evanmars

    How long do your 5 gal batches last?

    My 5 gallon batches usually last about as long as a couple of cases would. :drunk:
  11. evanmars

    Transfer of racking

    A siphon will drain all of the liquid from the first fermenter until it sucks air and the siphon breaks. The bottom of the first fermenter has to be higher than the top of the second. Or use CO2. Use just enough pressure to move the beer. Be very careful pressurizing glass fermenters. EDIT...
  12. evanmars

    Has anyone used the weldless element enclusure from brewhardware.com?

    I ordered one a couple of days ago. Was going to go the gang-box way, but couldn't find one that I liked at the big box stores here. Thought about getting the "Hot Rod", but decided I wanted it permanent. Also thought about getting the solder-on triclover fitting style, but was too cheap, so...
  13. evanmars

    Hello from Michigan

    Welcome
  14. evanmars

    Meets and greets from th islands....in MI

    Boblo? ;)
  15. evanmars

    Hey from Lansing MI

    Welcome! I'm just about 1/2 hour south of you.
  16. evanmars

    Hi from Grand Rapids MI

    Welcome
  17. evanmars

    Calculation of ABV

    Brewer's Friend also has this estimation calculator: http://www.brewersfriend.com/refractometer-calculator/ That gives a final of 3.29 Plato, with an ABV of 4.45%, the VinoCalc referenced above gives 4.3%, both very close estimates. If your hydro reading was just 1 degree off, with 1.047 OG and...
  18. evanmars

    White bubbles on fermented beer (pics)

    Co2
  19. evanmars

    Are home brewers a "threat" to commercial brewing?

    More like saying having bake sales is a threat.
  20. evanmars

    brettanomyces4now

    Excellent! You ARE great!
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