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I bought mine from GF direct. Having said that, they were not available from 3rd parties at the time, and if they had been, i would have gotten mine from AIH or some similar site that offers some sort of rewards. I dont even know how much i would actually care about warranty. At this point...

6 full tap lines. 2 lines missing faucet and liquid line( shank and gas lines are there). Its BIG. big enough to hold 8 kegs. Plus another 1 or 2 for lagering. 5lb co2 tank and regulator included. I built a rolling cart for this as well, and it will be included. Let me know if you have any...

Same here

i brewed this a while back. one of my best to date. remember to warm condition.

i have no idea, but let us know when you find out. I would like to replace my valve with one that has a longer handle.

meh. if that's the case, I will stick with ss brewtech chronicals. i dont like how it would be hard to replace certain parts as they die in the GF conical. I am also not a fan of how close to the ground the valves are. If they end up in the same price point, I think they are going to have a...

dont know what to tell ya. almost every single manufactured product leaves a warehouse with at least one defective item. had to be someone, it just sucks when its yourself. The company, however is great at making thing right. If its a piece you cant get from where you originally purchased it...

while I can't help with the question at hand, I will say that I never rely on the GF app or website for accurate calculations in recipe building for abv, ibu, etc. They have always had different numbers than what I had figured through other calculations, and hardly ever match my actual results...

where are you located? the GF website has them and shows $2 + 5 shipping for me in minnesota. and thats for a full set of pipework seals.

update: used the mesh again this week and added a 10" domed false bottom . this seemed to work a lot better, and I had no problems with stuck sparge, and have close to no grain at all in my wort. anything that was there i assume probably went down the overflow

any reason why you wont get them in the ground this year? my cascade grew 10 ft first year.

I live in south Minneapolis. My columbus, chinook, magnum, cascade, and centennial all do really well up here.wilamwtte not so much. I also did somethibg else, i can remember, but it didnt do well at all. They are all going on yr 3 this year.

funny you should mention this... I just used mine for the first time last weekend, and also had a pretty bad stuck sparge. I was using about 30% rye which was milled finer than the rest, and this may have caused it, but I dont know if I am going back to using the extra screen. The miniscule...

brewed with mine for the first time this weekend. Initial thoughts: 1. so glad I dont have to babysit the brew when heating to strike and mash out. 2. The mash temp overshot by a couple of degrees during the mash 3. the box seems to retain ALOT less heat the first, due to the vents. 4. Also...

Got mine today.. Im in Minneapolis

same here.

I bought one because the outlet on my original controller that the heating elements plug in to wore out and now won't keep the plug in place, rendering it useless. I was also tired of having to stare at the the controller when ramping the temp up. I have overshot my temps a couple of times due...

63 for me bud

I am milling at .038" and been doing fine, using rice hulls with grain bills <10lbs.

if you dont mind my asking, what did you use to cut the inner circle out? I was thinking a jewelry cutter, but dont know if the mesh is too hard.