Recent content by Broken Crow

This is still floating around in my head so; What do you mean 'swaps'? If you're sharing with a RIMS tube, there's this value-added one: https://www.brewhardware.com/product_p/element5500.htm I bought one for my own RIMS, (as well as a hot pod for it...

I think Bobby-M used to carry that one.. The TC ones on his site have the L6 plug ends..you could always put a recptacle on the end of your current power cord; https://www.brewhardware.com/category_s/1902.htm https://www.brewhardware.com/product_p/nemal630r.htm or mix-and-match mounts...

I'm in Canada, so I'm gonna emphasize the hardware: "IF it makes economic sense to do so." ... It does. I often find myself using the phrase: "Buy Once, Cry Once." I've bought your T-port 3-way valves, Hot Pods, True Bulkheads, Spin Cycle, custom-bent RIMS element and high-flow camlocks...

+1 ^^ to the warm tap. I took another look back at your previous leak-posts and I don't see any vent hose going up the tower. Take a look and see if you have a place you could mount one, or just consider buying a tower-cooler: https://www.morebeer.com/products/draft-tower-fan-kit.html We can...

Hey; I was just hunting around and found this guide for a BCS based panel, ..might be helpful: http://guide.ebrew.supply/ ..Please keep us updated. :mug:

No. The AEB posts are a bit larger; a 7/8" wrench is s bit loose..I think it's metric. Also Kegland uses the same universal poppets they sell, AEB uses their own. Kegland: AEB: PS: Since this thread started, I'm now up to 5 Kegland kegs and still very pleased with them, but also still love...

Personally I'd consider it a good test for your amber and stout. The only time I'd drink while working was when I was supposed to be 'relaxing' on a weekend, but I've never been able to sit around doing nothing so; In the middle of a pint I'd find some small project to work on, and come back...

There's a number of companies that make burners...You'd just have to DIY a bit to mount it. Here a maybe: https://custompipeburners.com/Straight-Pipe-Burners/5 ...they carry the regulators too.

Pale Bloody Waste? People Buy Whatever? :mug:

I mentioned this in another thread, but no-one commented on it so I don't know if it's just my imagination, but: With my pet vessels, I keep PBW temps well below 130° as most plastics can't sustain much higher without beginning to break down. What I noticed is that if I rinse with water 10°-20°...

Really nice looking unit! My LHBS founded it's buisness model by installing a row of those and advertising in large letters: "Beer! Brew it here!" I'm looking forward to seeing you build this up. I am wondering at that statement though; LP is gas.. do you mean propane? If so, I'm pretty...

Aesthetics, quality build, and long-term availability of parts: Perlick SS Ugly but quality built, long-term availablity of parts and less costly: Nukatap SS The most important part is the Stainless steel; Drink the beer, not the hardware! -Just my 2-cents. :mug:

Good experiences on tennis courts: Ghetto-blaster playing ABBA and roller-skates! .....just watch out for those small stones. 🛼:ban::bigmug:

First: +1 to both the above posts. If you haven't used PBW (or the homemade version) before, it'll be an epiphany. Second: I see from your other posts that you're an avid DIY'er so this should be right up your alley; Build a keg washer. Here's my barebones prototype: I use PBW at 130°...

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