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Here are pics of my HLT and Boil Kettle. The HLT has a high mounted whirlpool fitting. I had the same setup in my Boil kettle but found that there was a lot of aeration of the wort. I switched to a long tube (to the bottom of the kettle) for whirlpooling in my boil kettle . It works well...

I got mine by stalking e-bay! You can find the 50L Nalgene on e-bay (new) for $100. You just got to wait for the deal.

This is my second batch of homebrew using my new Nalgene carboy. 11 gallons of Blonde Ale went into the fermenter. Better than using two 6 gal carboys any day!

11 Gallons of Blonde Ale into the fermenter yesterday. 4480 + 11 = 4491

Quick pics of my whirl-pool/recirculation port. It could be placed anywhere on the keg. I chose the top portion of the keg. It works best for how I brew and my intended purpose. All fittings from www.bargainfittings.com and you can get weldless versions for your application from them as well.

It can be set up in many ways. Yes, you could put the valves directly on the pumps. But if you want to tear down and clean or reconfigure you do not want to mess with the pump heads. The threads on the pumps are not up to having metal fittings put on and off multiple times (IMO). Put a set...

Here is a close up of my pumps with QD's (1/2"). Enjoy!

Sweet...Thank you for the URL. I have 4 pin lock kegs and did not want to convert to ball lock. I original went with pin lock kegs because they are shorter. I will have 8 kegs now and I think its time to build a keezer!

That is Insane!

BucksPA, Can you post the link to the "great" thread you found. (I am assuming its external to HBF) Thanks