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Still waiting on the first person that expressed interest. I'll let you guys know as soon as I hear.

I have three sanke keggles for sale for $50 each. The tops are cut off each one already and one has a hole drilled ready for your valve. I'm in Ardmore and pickup only please. Thanks!

Looks like it will be easiest to just sell everything separately. Send me a PM with exactly what you want and we'll work something out.

I'm just west of the city in Ardmore. Here are the pictures of everything. Sorry but there was too much crap on the kegs for me to move but you get the idea. I already have some holes drilled in some of them and I also have a HERMS coil too.

I bought tons of equipment to set up an ebrew system in my basement but never got around to actually doing it and am looking to recoup some money. I'm including the receipt with all the items I purchased and I also have three sanke kegs with the tops already cut off and two heating elements. I...

I tried that last night but didn't find it too helpful. I couldn't tell if I put it on too thick in some areas and couldn't really tell what was really dry and what was wet.

I recently picked up a second hand Nostalgia Electrics KRS-2150 kegerator. Before actually measuring the tap tower diameter I went ahead and purchased a double tap. I now see that the double tap diameter is larger than the pre-existing tap. Does anyone have experience with these kegerators and...

Is there fermentable sugars still left in the wort that can be utilized by another yeast addition? Do you guys recommend Mr. Malty in the future? Thanks for all your help!

So don't pitch any more yeast?

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I pitched only one vial without starter and it was at 70 degrees. I'll be keeping it in secondary for around two months and then bottles for about 2 months.

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I just brewed an imperial stout with extract and grains. My projected original gravity using hopville was 1.115 and the projected final gravity was 1.029. Well needless to say, it didn't go very smoothly. Had a couple significant boilovers and lost a lot of wort. My original gravity was measured...

I recently got a Miller keg with the threaded valve. I have been having a really tough time removing the valve. I read the other posts on here and was still unable to make much headway. Somehow I was able to move the black rubber ring, metal ball and spring. But now I don't know what to do. I'm...

What determines which feed I should use? I do not feel comfortable trying to install the breaker and outlet myself so I'm going to call an electrician this week. Will they know which type my panel can accommodate? I should have them install a GFCI breaker too right?

I'm planning on building an electric system over the next couple months but need a serious primer in wiring. Can anyone recommend any reading? I was thinking about Circuitbuilding for Dummies but wasn't sure if it's appropriate. Thanks for any help.

Yeah I kinda thought that's all I needed to do but wasn't sure. Sounds good. I'll go with the original diagram. Thanks alot!

Yeah I was thinking about using his diagram. I need to brush on up on my electrical skills first. The only thing I think I would add is a temp probe for the mash temp too. Is it necessary?

That's the plan! I have two other kegs in good condition. I was planning on trying to follow Tiber's E-build with weldless components. Hopefully it works out!