Recent content by Jeebas

This has been sold. Thanks everyone

I used a 20a 120v circuit for the PID controlled element and then when boiling i would plug the other element into a different circuit

I am in Western PA about 15 miles north of Pittsburgh

Here's everything that's included: 5 Gallon Electric Brewing System * Mash Tun ** 10 Gallon Cooler ** False Bottom ** Drainage Valve ** Recirculation valve in lid * Electric Kettle ** 44 Quart Bayou Pot ** Two water heater elements ** Two ports with valves ** Lower port has a temperature...

What I am selling is: #1 The wood & tile top and tapbox pictured below #2 The (2x4 and casters) cart that the freezer sat on #3 The front and left and right sides of the frame, these were screwed together in a U shape at one point and sat on top of the cart I am asking $80. It's not...

Alright, I don't really use this, and don't really have plans to. I'd love for someone to get some use out of it, so I would be willing to let this go for $400. I'm not hard up for money or anything, I just don't have the time or ability to use this anymore. Feel free to PM me with any questions!

A few years back I built this system - full details and more pics here https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=419598 but have since moved to a different house and don't have room for the system anymore. I used it about 3 times back in early 2014. I plan on testing it and seeing that...

I am taking this off the market. We ended up moving it to the new place and I am going to look into better ways to have the lid propped open. Thanks for looking!

Willing to let this go for $600 :)

This is still available - Father's day is coming up! :P

So I don't have any pics from my first batch but I do have some notes: Batch #: 1 Brand: Kirkland Signature™ Colombian Supremo Brew Time: 5/3/2016 19:00:00 - 5/4/2016 7:00:00 (12 hours) Coffee (oz): 48 Water (cups): 44 Yield (cups): 33 C/W Ratio: 1.090909091 Absorption Rate: 0.2291666667...

So let's talk ratios here for a minute... For most of my cold brewing life (last 2.5 years) I have been using what I'll call BIAB (Brew in a Bag) as I laid out in the post above. My wife would pick up the coffee from CostCo and grind it at a 4 on the scale of 1-13 on the Costco grinder where...

Warning, this thread is likely gonna be a data dump, but hopefully it will help people looking to get started brewing cold brew in bulk at home. After starting out with a Hario Cold Brew Pot I got tired of brewing coffee every night so wanted to find a way to make coffee in bulk. So for...

PM Sent. As a general clarification I don't own a truck to transport the keezer so picking it up from its current location is the only option.

Yep its still available.