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Yes, use the tri-clamp fittings on the bottom of the three legs and add tri-clamp extension tubes to raise the height of the conical above the ground. If I had more vertical space in my upright freezer, I would do the same thing for my brewershardware conical. Still not a terribly hard...

http://www.tejassmokers.com/NatGasHoses.htm Be sure to install a shutoff valve before the flexible hose line and thoroughly test all connections for leaks.

I don't recall; May have had to go to the hardware store to get screws a few mm longer. But the thickness of the walls on the plastic toolbox was minimal.

Home Depot cheap orange plastic toolbox. Plenty of room inside.

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That does make sense. I would say that the Tejas Smokers hose is not really that rigid. Look at the dark grey colored hose on their website. I also purchased the quick disconnect with ball valve (item #104023) so when I am done brewing for the day, I disconnect the hose and roll it up on my brew...

I got my NG quick-disconnect line from Tejas Smokers. It was something like a one week lead time, but really a solid built piece of hardware. Holding up after 2+ years of brewing in the garage. I just did a T off the line going to my hot water heater. Also using Blichmann Burners w/ conversion...

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My freezer is a Frigidaire 13.7 cu. ft. upright. It does indeed fit the 15 gal BH conical, although it is somewhat of a tight fit. I had to cut out material on the door to allow clearance for the butterfly valves. Also, I found it was best to orient the butterfly valves with the handles...

I have had the 15 gallon BrewHardware conical (non-glycol cooled) up to 10psi. I just did a transfer to keg last week using CO2 push. The conical was still fully pressurized the next day when I got around to cleaning it. It might be possible to push it to higher pressure for use as a...

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I am very happy with the Brewers Hardware 15 gal conical. I did very extensive comparison shopping and thought hard about what features were important to me. However, it does come at a premium $$ and their website says backorded till 4/15. Some of the things I looked very closely during my...

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I have my first batch fermenting now in the Brewer's Hardware 15 gal conical. Was going to wait until complete with one batch through it before commenting further and giving a full review on this thread. I can confirm that it will support pressure transfer. I pushed liquid through it with...

Ordered the 15 gal non-glycol Brewer's Hardware conical today. Will let you know. ButcherBrew won the Brewer's Hardware giveaway in August. Maybe he could chime in with pictures and a brief review. Or you could PM him.

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My experience with battery powered drills is that they do not have alot of torque and will stall out when drilling thick metal. Especially for using a step bit, I would recommend you use a corded drill with 1/2" chuck that is keyed (not tightened by hand). Aluminum is softer than stainless steel...