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mill is sold pending payment

not trying to bump this, as i have enough interest, but im waiting on people in order, and waiting till tomorrow for some to get back to me. Mike

all PMs answered. the shipping is the kicker, and i knew it would be, hence the $80 price tag....and i have no clue about the customs fees. Mike and baja brewer, no problem.

ive got a 7lb barley crusher for sale withless than a half dozen batches ran through it....damn good batches too, but i have no time for all grain. id like $80, plus shipping.

thats what id do, cant see shipping glass. looks like got to renew my HBT membership also

i havnt been on at all lately....it was too cold to brew, so i just saw this now.....too late to join up yet??, if not, then put me down also.... not in it to win, but i do need a t shirt!, and a reason to brew another type of beer. Mike

5 gals, 2 weeks in 9798

hey.....where on the island are you?????, im in borden if ya feel like an all grain day. Mike

factory settings here, works great. and not sure what efficiencies im getting, but my hydro readings are right on

ive done both, and can say "i dont see a difference".......my hydrometer tells me so.

45 gallons up untill today.....this count will go up on the weekend. 415+45=460

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=76059

no offense.....but scroll down about 14 threads.....you probly wont get a better deal than whats already been posted.:mug:

about 80 gallons bottled, either conditioned, or conditioning.....10 in secondary, and another 10 fermenting.........brewing another 10 today.:mug: my backyard is the atlantic.....makes it hard to brew come winter, gotta stock up now.

not 100% sure on this one, but you should just be able to switch regulators.....id check with a fireplace shop,theyd know for sure

im with jeff, i use a wing capper with twist offs, and it works just fine. ive got the plastic capper, and a steel one, i prefer the steel one. ive only snapped a handfull of bottle necks.

mashing a centennial blonde as i type.

it actually took me 3 batches to get a drinkable AG beer, i think i was trying to accomplish too much for my first 2 tries, on the 3rd, i wasnt worried about efficientcy, and it worked out pretty good. i just took alot of notes, and made sure my watr volumes, and temps were good, and everything...

or BMs centennial blonde ale.........it got my cherry.

a big TY thread for anyone that has posted pros and cons of brewing your own, and all the attributes that come along with it. ive only been brewing since november/07...with kits...and just from this site alone, im brewing AG already.....also washing yeast.....and kegging....my hats off to...