Search results

The tank blows with the reg off. Crazy thing is i took the reg apart and all looks good, put it back together and.....nothing.

Lightly used, practically brand new. High pressure reads gas, but low pressure gauge does not move and reg does not release gas. :confused:

Hello HBT! I have a fairly new Taprite dual gauge reg that will not dispense Co2. The high pressure gauge indicates pressure in the tank, but the low pressure sits at 0 even after opening the regulator wide open. I opened the reg and took everything apart and all seemed to look "ok". I even...

Sold!

It sure is. :rockin: Where you located?

I dont have the false bottom in front of me, but it's fitted for the Homedepot round 10gl cooler. There's probably an 1/8" gap between the false bottom and the wall of the cooler. It's made that way so it doesnt scratch up the tun when taking it out for cleaning. And the bit's of grain that do...

Jay, i'll let you know if the next deal falls thru. Dealing local would be convenient.

bilboa, msg me your email address and i'll send some pics.

Had a couple folks interested, but no follow thru. Anyone else?

Howzit Homebrewers, Long time no post, but i got a sweet false bottom for sale if anyone is interested. It is a custom cut Jaybird false bottom w/ stand fitted for 10gl igloo cooler. It's made of stainless steel and in perfect working order. I transitioned to a keggle MT so no longer need...

Corker is sold!

I just did another split batch with my base wheat recipe and did 5gl w/ S-04 & 5gl w/ S-05 and leaning toward the S-05 after 10 days in the primary. This round I defrosted the prickly pears and dropped them straight into the primary. The carboy with S-04, added about 8 fruits, the carboy with...

You will be surprised how flavorful the fruit is in the beer and the tartness i tasted from early hydro samples quickly mellowed. Hard to say how yours will turnout since your processes are completely different than mine, but sounds like a much more mellow approach. I was originally shooting for...

I think this method would create the perfect balance between the fruit and beer, but depending on the amount of water you steeped with i would be inclined to add it to the fermenter. Throwing it into the boil will kill off some of the characteristics of the fruit, but you might need to boil off...

I think either style would work but the flavors will be more pronounced in the saison. I imagine in the porter some of the fruit could get lost behind the darker malts but still worth brewing IMO. Let us know how it turns out!

Finally heres a pic of the beer. A little dark but u can still see how colorful it came out.

MichaelsBrewing, I have yet to make it again, but it's on my list. The Pears i used were bright red/ purple...basically as ripe as can be. As mentioned, the only change for the second round is cut the pears (4-5 per 5gl) into 1/4's or 8th's instead of pureeing them to balance things out. If...

I do but i'm on the left coast in Cali and shipping would completely kill it. I sent 2 to a buddy in NY and it cost $80+ to send 6gl carboys.

Not a big fruit beer type but i like to experiment from time to time and thought i would give this a try. The recipe as follows for a 11.5gl batch... 10lbs American 2-Row 10lbs Wheat 1lb of Honey Malt 2.5oz Kent Golding (5%aa) 60min 0.5oz Cascade (6%aa) 0min 10-13 Bright Red Prickly...

Never heard of the things, pricey as hell, but interesting nonetheless. http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/for/2478116845.html