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This works well.

Truckinbutch wrote:She was a regular poster for a good while and a friend to many of us .

Good solid advice from her and always enjoyed her writings even if the topic didn't interest me as her words seems so liquid and something natural about them like she was there face to face.

Prayers sent, BoomTown.

Truckinbutch wrote:

Little Hank wrote:Curious what the weight diff is between cured and un cured is.

LH

If you are talking about a barrel , damned if I know . When it gets swoled up enough to stop leaking it is ready to fill .

Well damn !!!! If it's too darn heavy, lie on the flo' and use a straw.

Yakattack, I have the same controller. Love it. So eeeezzy that FMH can do it.

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You have never seen me acting the Prima Donna or claiming to know it all . This is a learning thread and all input will benefit someone . I've enjoyed your thread immensely as well as those by SCD, MCH, bigr and rgreen2002. You guys have basically turned me into a full time reader here rather than ...

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So, so sorry. Mine is getting old as well and I dread the day.

I bought a nice clean open top/ring band 30 gallon food grade blue barrel off E bay for cheap w/free shipping last year. Not many really screamin' good deals out there but checking each day may work to your advantage.

so true need a new freaking tent.

jb-texshine wrote:remember the Alamo!!!

Alamo ??????

Bookmarked to my file, SCD. I have an extra electric keg so your method will fit nicely near my workbench.

Cheers , FMH.

Oh shit !!! Another darn Texan.

Welcome !!!!

googe wrote:Wasn't referring to your comment fmh.

Sometimes it's difficult to know who's talking to whom. Go in peace my friend !!!

Vague discription lol. But any time you resolder, make sure it's clean, old flux can be oily, hot soapy water and a scrubber. Vauge ?? Not really,Sir. Simply the way it was done every day.S.O.P. Did many, many hundreds possibly thousands in such manner using Oxy-Mapp. Even black ugly burned flux ca...

I used to solder stainless fittings for a living (silver) if that means anything. When we replaced/repaired joints it was very easy to apply solder to the joint and apply heat using a slightly carburizing flame until the flux ran clear then apply silver. Done.

Welcome to HD, Stargazer14.Post a pic of your still if you can I'm staring to enjoy rum more and more lately.

BTW, my BIL lives right off South St. and I've spent some fun times getting hammered on "two street".One hellava block party.

So much for an off topic discussion. Wasn't meant to inflame.

Pull my ticket here if you feel I'm here to cause trouble which I'm not.

FMH.

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DFTFT !!!!!

Bigbob wrote:Don't worry buddy,just hitting a low. As you said this too shall pass.

Friend Bob, when the shit hits the fan try to just walk around the fan. No sense in elevating the BP !

Cheers.

Usually none, but when I do put one down, I like to have enough to keep the still busy for a couple of days. I'm not a heavy hitter in this hobby as some of the folks here so the above works fine for me. I like to do 30-50 gallons in 6-8 gallon batches at a time then give them plenty of time to cle...

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KeenPin wrote:But it is supper thin

Wondering how flexible it is.

Love that double worm, Sir!!! I wish I had your skills.

You will go far in this hobby I'm sure.

I'd love to hear if anyone has ever seen copper test caps. There are these in many sizes but I'm not sure if this is what you are inquiring about. I use one on my VM. https://www.menards.com/main/plumbing/rough-plumbing/pipe-tubing-hoses-fittings-accessories/fittings/copper-fittings/3-copper-dwv-te...

him on floor

KootenayCruiser wrote:hope to learn some stuff...

Sounds like tech speak to me. Can ya dummy it up a bit for us ???


WELCOME !!!!!!

Flavor profile. That's what I thought. Enymes are currently being enjoyed here by a few members and I suspect more will be embracing them as their usage makes the mashing process less labor intensive. Please tell us in future posts how you are enjoying your "modified" UJSSM. :thumbup: :wa...