Recent content by imellor

Pumpy, try this thread has pressure fillers and the trickle method. Filler Cheers Ian

Happy Birthday for yesterday Pat. :beer: Ian

You know you are a homebrewer if You have pets named after hops. Amarillo, Cascade and Saaz. 3 of my ferrets.

I also am a nocturnal brewer. Have finished many a time around 2 in the morning. Clean up is always the next day.

Welcome to AHB Simon. Wish you all the best with the rebuilding. I am glad to see that your family and team are OK. Cheers :icon_cheers: Ian

Congratulations :beer: Cheers Ian

I had this problem with my fridge and fully cleaned with bleach. I then put in a computer fan to keep the air circulating and have had no more mould problems since. Cheers Ian

Classic. Driver must have been spewing when he put that up. :lol:

Glasses are currently at Dan Murpy's $4.95 each. :icon_cheers:

Took my son and his mate to the Wheaty tonight and they started on the LC Pale ale. This was a great beer according to them until they tried the mountain Goat IPA my favorite which they drank for the remainder of the evening. They are both 18 and both like the beers they tasted. Until these are...

Keg-on-legs CO2

This advice is the way to go then. Bearing shops do have everything just take your bits in with you and they will find something to fit. If you try using a round o-ring use some food grade lube to help stop pinching. :icon_cheers:

What type of keg are they. If this is one from under the gas or dip tube they start round but end up flat after long term use. If you can show a picture of the post that may help if they are not the standard posts seen on the Craftbrewer site. Cheers Ian

Don't give up. Now I really want to know. :D

Nice photo you don't see that everyday. Not a bad size cat. Not sure if the eagle would be fast enough at that distance to catch it.