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I will add that I run a RIMS system with a bottom drain keggle mashtun recirculated with a march pump. If i were to try and make a stand I would just enlarge a few holes and run some ss machine screws through the fb to the bottom of the keg and be done

I have a Jaybird false bottom in my sanke and I've filled the mashtun all the way to the top and the thing didn't cave. Just checked out beersmith for my biggest beer and was able to stuff 34 lbs of grain in the tun with no stand no problems.

I usually just lightly starsan my knife, cutting board, and beans. Then split scrape and drop everything in the bottom rack on top and you're done for a bit. There is no magic time for anything beer related so after a little while start taking little samples. When it's to your liking bottle/keg.

could get a piece of threaded rod or something similar and tie the bag around it and sit it on the kettle rim. Should be pretty cheap and available

Another vote for PBR. On a hot day half PBR half sprite makes a hell of a redneck shandy mmmmmmmmmmmmm...

I got my stuff from kegconnection and the service was good and everything came as described. Cornys are getting a little more scarce due to soda in a bag so prices and availability are going to be an issue. That being said kegconnection also sends the stuff assembled which is nice, I've never...

I have a JB false bottom and couldn't be happier. There's not much to them so a good fit is needed. Jaybirds fit like a glove. So if the name alone is worth money to you get the sabco

S-05 has always worked very well for me. It routinely ferments down to the 1.010 range when I mash for it. The only strain I've had issues with is nottingham. Same wort into 2 fermenters notty recently takes forever to start and has a slight off flavor. These sachets are not it the recall group...

Another vote for beersmith. I tried promash but I liked beersmith better. There are free trials available so try a few and see what YOU think

I plan on using mine as the filter for a randall thats not yet built. I just got a 5 inch filter housing and I think it would work great. I like to have stainless wherever possible

Anything thats close and wont tip over will do just fine. All you need to do is keep it sumbmerged it doesn't matter how much starsan vodka etc... you use

I used 1 bean per 5 gallons and it was good but it did sit for close to 3 weeks. If I were to do it again I would put 2 beans in and less time. Also I split the beans scraped out the goodness than put everything into the fermenter.

Even my Monster Mill MM-3 sliped sometimes. It came from tightening stuff down a little too much. I'd just pick it and see what you can make of it for that price.

try paintball places they usually fill tanks for kegoraters

Once I get mine I will def throw some extra $$$ for all the troubles. Thanks again

I had some similar issues and happen to find the tap for it at ACE hardware. I was surprised but it worked. Mine was screwed up on the inside and my diptube sealed so all is good. I think that tap was right around $20

$12 for a 10lb tank at the local paintball place

I'm cool waiting as well. I'm just happy to get them! Thanks again

I only put the beans in bourbon. The other sutff gets starsan. I've never had any issues with off flavors due to soaking in alchohol. The higher the proof the better. I'm pretty sure most of my beans have also been preservered in a small amount of bourbon

google for the johnson A419 and you can find it usually around $50 without the wires. A cheapo extension cord and homebrewtalk will have it wired up cheaper than you can by at any brew shop