Recent content by rhm_pa

Thats perfect, thanks! I'm going to have to find a local welder to help me out with this I think. Right now I'm using tables and chairs stacked at different levels.

Wow, that looks great! How do you keep the keezer from sliding off the base when pushing it around?

Did you make the base to your brewing tree or buy it? I have a basement floor house jack that would work perfectly for this and could be shrunk to half height for storage. Also, I get how you mounted the shelves but what did you use for shelves. Thanks. -- Eric

Awesome idea! I picked up a bunch of these at a yard sale, I might have to try it. BTW - your pics aren't loading.

Great job :rocking:

What about a rubber strap latch? They have them on those Yeti coolers, but they make all different kinds for different applications.

This thread helped me with my 7cuft keezer build. The danby freezer I used had a single temperature set screw. I fiddled with it over a 36hr period and the freezer stays solid at 35*F. Now that my keezer is finished, I have a temperature probe on the outside with the wire routed in through...

I wanted to throw in a plug for ritebrew.com. I ordered all my faucet parts for my keezer build from them (630SS, SS shanks & pieces). The shipping was ridiculously fast (2day fedex home delivery, came on a saturday) and was sent out the same day. All the parts were brand new as ordered and...

updated build and pictures.

Freezer Info: - Danby DCF070A1WDBD (http://www.danby.com/en/US/our_products/freezers/dcf070a1wdb) - purchased from costco $180 - 7.0 cuft 39.92" W x 22.2" D x 33.07" H - energy guide rated at $29 per year for operating costs - fits 4 ball lock kegs in the main compartment easily (with taps and...

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What about AirGas on Tubelhocken in Reading?

Could definitely use more hops! I'm in.

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