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Bought my first keg from you guys. Congrats!

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Cool. Noticed the yee haw glass.

Are you from Johnson City?

What about hooking a hose to the spigot on a bucket and the other end a disconnect and attach to the out line of the keg. Maybe crack the lid or maybe you could get enough air in through the airlock hole so it will siphon out. I know it wouldn't be a closed transfer but would save time having...

Just go to Home Depot or lowes and buy a 12 point 7/8 wrench. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-7-8-in-12-Point-SAE-Full-Polish-Combination-Wrench-HCW78/202916153

Got my first keg. Ordered the single faucet kit from keg connection. Pretty excited about it. Just need my C02 tank filled so I can fill my keg.

I've been doing research on this as well. Here is a thread with some good info in it. I have a keg showing up tomorrow and plan on dry hopping in it. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=574139

You could save a little money building some stuff yourself as well. Build your own mash tun, immersion chiller, stuff like that. You might be able to save a few dollars and it's also fun. There are a ton of posts on here about how to build this stuff on your own.

Having trouble with the picture. I am in for the ITC-310T temperature controller.

Brewed this up a couple weeks ago and tried a hydrometer sample today. Oh man this is a good beer. Thanks yooper!

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Just Right Oatmeal Stout - All grain

Push the center ball down with a screw driver and release the pressure. Do a search on how to make a keggle

You could always put it in one of these. I used it this winter. Works great.

Can't really say I have given advice to someone but I do enjoy giving away beer to friends to enjoy.