Recent content by BrewerBrad82

1000% this. I really want to see an earnest attempt.

This explains everything.

user name checks out.

Labeling the dial seems a bit redundant if there is a duty cycle display on there. But, at least it goes to 11.

Very sad day here. 25 years of service was a good run. I am more torn up about this than I should be... RIP calculator. You graphed many inappropriate equations over the years and offered a great way to pass time in class playing games waaaay back in high school. You will be missed.

Mere blocks from my house! I would assume that DM is not actually directly using pecans in the beer, as the oil content would be detrimental to foam formation and stability. Personally I would look at the Apex Flavors pecan offering, as (in my experience) that brand of flavorings is the best I...

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Welcome, also from Minneapolis.

Hard for it to go bad when it starts off that way.

Welcome, from a WI native!

Well, this is odd. You are certain that there is nothing lodged in the "neck" of the burner, and that the twist plate is open to allow air in?

Oh yeah, that would for sure do it. Just making sure the burner is free of obstructions is likely the number one reason most of these issues happen. Forgot to mention that above, so great advice here!

Yep! By attaching the closed regulator to the propane cylinder and then opening the cylinder before allowing propane flow through the regulator will ensure this is not an issue.

First, make sure that the propane regulator is fully backed off (no propane can flow) before attaching it to the propane cylinder and opening the cylinder. Next, once attached to the propane, and with the propane on, turn the regulator on and keep increasing the pressure. Do this outside, of...

What does the burner casting look like? A) B) C)