Recent content by wm460

Thanks Mark, with the two spare poppets I had and two spare O rings? in a bag of O rings,seals etc, I have two kegs ready to rock and roll.

My other 3 kegs have a different type of post. Is this Australian? How do I remover these?

Where can I get the nut inside the lid that holds the PVR on? I can find any in home brew websites. Three of the kegs are the same as above. The forth one is like this, how do you service there?

Thanks for your answers, is there any difference between the poppet in your post and these? Looking for my fermenting gear I found a small package postmark 2014 :oops: in it there was 2 poppets like this and a mob of O rings and lid seals. On the short and long stainless keg dip tubes the...

After a very long break in brewing I am getting back into it. I printed out MHB excellent tutorial on servicing kegs, when I went to do it I found the post are competently different. https://aussiehomebrewer.com/threads/servicing-australian-keg-posts.90225/ Apart from the O ring is there any...

Wasn’t sure how it would turn out so made it just with sugar.

I was given some cans of cans from some one that had given up brewing year’s ago, The cans ad bulged out both ends. One brew Iput in the local show and won first prize, the judge wanted more.

Thanks for your help Mark, very helpful. I found a bush bee nest in the outlet, they make a mud nest then cover it with a sort of glaze that is extremely strong and water proof. I had some food grade lube I had bought just before I stopped brewing, reassembled and tested, all good. Cheers, Mark.

I haven't brewed any thing for a couple of years, I thought I would flush out the lines with steriliser. I found that a wasp or something had built a nest in the tap. I tried undoing the the large nut, it unscrewed off the thread then stopped, gave it a couple of gentle taps, it didn't budge...