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System has been sold, thanks for the interest.

@tch330 Yup, custom BCS. They are 4500W elements, triclamp. Elements are 100% SS including the base plates. The temp probe on the boil kettle is also a Triclamp. Mash and HLT are inline for better accuracy. I'm using the Blichmann false bottom. Sparge is a line that runs in for fly sparging. I...

Current house is likely selling tomorrow. I'm posting this before I move my setup into storage indefinitely. Includes kettles, table, pumps, control panel, hood, exhaust fan, grain buckets with gamma seal lids and corney kegs. 240v system that can run both kettles simultaneously. 10 gallon pots...

Thanks, they had a booth at Homebrewcon last year. Looks like an interesting product, but pricey.

Hi all, My CO2 tank took a tumble while jockeying kegs and damaged the regulators. I'm considering replacing with ITW inline regulators. http://www.itwprt.com/us/index.php Has anyone used them? Thoughts?

I had the same thought on Pekko & rye. I used the Pekko & Caramel Rye from the conference in an English brown that was a huge hit. 12 lbs Maris Otter (Crisp) (4.0 SRM) Grain 1 85.3 % 1 lbs Cara-Pils/Dextrine (2.0 SRM) Grain 2 7.1 % 8.0 oz Caramel Rye (Weyermann) (35.0 SRM) Grain 3 3.6 % 4.0...

I sent them a follow up email, not expecting or asking for anything. Thanks for the input all.

Not yet. I wanted to gather some feedback from others as this was the first time that I've used farmhouse. Hate to jump to conclusions based on a single experience.

I just bought five pounds of pellet 2015 crop hops from farmhouse. I was dismayed that 2 of five were sealed, but not vacuum sealed. Is this common for them?

I whirlpool in the kettle, let that settle, then transfer to the fermentor. I did drop trub, then dry hopped with two ounces. Dropped that, chilled to 60 and waited overnight, then racked clear beer. I'm guessing it was due to the double dump.

Just kegged my first batch from a 7 gallon chronical. Love it so far! I normally hit 5.5 into a better bottle fermentor and approximately 5 into the keg. Rough estimation is that I have about 4.5 on this batch. For those that have a conical, do you find that you needed to up your batch...

Math is hard! :)

I think it works out 5.64%. 5.5 * 16 = 88 cups 88 * .0525 = 4.62 cups 40% of 1 cup = .4 + 4.62 = 5.02 cups 5.02/89 = 5.64%

I'm running a single tier herms with two march pumps. I recently started seeing foam in my wort when pumping, but not the water side. Pumps are about 3 feet below the kettles. I'm also having a low flow rate issue on the wort side, I'm guessing related to the foam. Anyone else see this?

I help lead a relatively new brew club. We have a member that has been brewing extract for just over a year. Unfortunately, he seems to be struggling with some of the basics. Temp control, process consistency, etc. I'll preface by saying that I do not have the best palette. Ok, not great...