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All valves are made to be taken apart. Also if there is any oil inside, it needs to be cleaned off. Check out this video. Sent from my iPhone using Home Brew

Probably just yeast settling out and filled up the tube. I read somewhere on this thread or another one talking about that. they said put the hose on the barb and try siphoning a little out until the beer starts flowing. Sent from my iPhone using Home Brew

I think even with the 50 dollar mark up it is still a very good product for what your are getting. It's still cheaper than a true conical. The cone bottom along with the valve makes it worth it to me. Even though I got one at the lower price, I would still buy one today. Plus who doesn't love...

The ssbrewtech website is showing the 17 gallon chronical for 595.00 Sent from my iPad using Home Brew

Spraying with starsan should be good enough. What I did was get a glass and drain off an ounce or so before I put my hose on and started draining it. There was a little yeast that had settled in the racking tube. Also make sure you take the airlock off or the lid to allow for some air flow so it...

That washer comes right out with hardly any effort. At least mine did. I was scared it was pressed in there and not coming out. Finally decided to give it a try. I got a flat head screw driver and gently began to pry on it. It popped out with hardly any effort. The ball has a little grove on...

Took the ball valve apart...super easy. I'm glad I did before I fill it up tomorrow. There was some water inside and a slight smell of beer in it from the last batch. Sent from my iPhone using Home Brew

I love this little fermenter. So glad I got it. Brewing up another batch this weekend! Sent from my iPhone using Home Brew

When you can, would you post some pics of the racking arm? Thanks

I used the dimensions from ss brew tech website for the brew bucket oring replacement pack. I ordered some new ones from theoringstore.com. I got the nitrile rubber ones. If I don't like these I might just order directly from ssbrewtech.

The exact thing happened to me the first time using it. I ordered some new ones from an o-ring website. The silicone orings that are on the racking arm seem to be a little soft. I know that's how silicone is, but maybe a different material should be used. The ones I ordered are made of that...

Did anyone passivate the bucket before using for the first time? I didn't, but just got an email from ssbrewtech saying that they recommend it. Hopefully, it's not a big deal if you don't.

To those who have the bucket, the website mentions it has a 3/8" ball valve. Does that mean the hose barb is 3/8" also or is it 1/2" barb? I'm about to order some new hose and wasn't sure.

Got this email today.. Looks like they decided to start preorders: SO WITH THAT, WE HAVE DECIDED TO OPEN FOR PRE-PURCHASES ON OUR SITE LATER TODAY (www.ssbrewtech.com) Some IMPORTANT NOTES ABOUT HOW THIS IS GOING TO WORK: At approximately 4pm Pacific Standard Time on January 4, 2014 you will...

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I just completed my order! Can't believe I got one. The site kept on crashing and I had to keep reentering my info. Finally got the confirmation email.

Looks good! How did the racking arm do? Did you have much beer left in the bottom? From the picture it doesn't look like much. I going to get one of these as soon as they are back in stock.

I have been brewing for over a year now and this is the best beer I have made, maybe best beer ever tasted. Such a smooth tasting beer. I used pure vanilla extract during bottling and Maker Mark bourbon. Also, I used two packets of S-05. The beer has only been bottled for 3 weeks and already...

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