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Rupert as said before has a good range and great Rhizomes. If I could replant I wish I built better soil structure with some "sand to soil" under the potting mix etc. Now I'm loathe to replant and set them back another harvest.

"Retail war" sounds like your onto the next idea for a Foxtel show. This is a pretty specific thread and on the face of it you posted here with some sort of offer on the specific item brewers had asked where to find. So I can't see anything to escalate or I'm just not that way inclined. Mind...

Updating my last responce to say we now stock the cylinders for $30 each or 4 for $25 and will ship to most corners of this fine country so that should fix any problems brwers are having with masters outlets. cheers

Have to say seeing the control panel yesterday I was pretty impressed. Like something the North Koreans wish they had... Catch ya in a few months mate.

My Ozito spade died a few weeks ago. It was only six months old so I think it's just luck of the draw. I will be happily taking an exchange as it ran my three roller MM easily. @ Tip, no not full speed. I tend to start up slowly and then run at maybe half speed. It handled 10 kg of grain pretty...

I feel for anyone going through this. I've been there with a couple of people when things got dark for them. One used meds and one the bottom of a bottle. A long hard road for them. I always wondered what the hell I could do to help, like what was the magic answer to fix their troubles. Actually...

Only if its was ther cold side of things you are chasing. He still has the brewery available.

Pallets from Melbourne/Sydney to Perth are only about $330 from a company like Sadliers. Makes it a tempting proposition.

Just tried to see shipping cost to Perth but it appears they haven't organised the shipping to WA yet.

Thanks for the recommendation of us Robbo. 22 days till I have stock in I'm afraid. Shipping is taking twice as long on this consignment. Ciro

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Nothing wrong with legging!

That's an impressive amount of wiring mate. I'm thinking with all the time you're putting into it you will be able to fault find fairly well by yourself as you'll know the complex maze inside out. Keep the picks coming, enjoying watching this one. Ciro

Yep with the last couple of brewers, on the kegs I import the most common part I have to replace is posts that have been damaged due to mixing up the disconnects. Go with the other options mentioned above that allow you to use the technique with putting the opposite disconnect on its opposing...

sounds like a plan to me.. I haven't cold steeped before but have been considering the steeping method so I could split a 40 liter batch of wort up and end up with two styles. So start with a IPA and drain off the first fermenter through the chiller. Then add the steeped liquid to get a hoppy...

Absolutely, and its good fun. Not bad when customers bring you a home brew to try as well and talk beer.

And probably non the worse for wear at all given the packaging your receiving them in! Nice site and prices Yob. Good luck. I started up with a six month old named Connor tugging at my ankles so I get the effort your about to outlay to run two jobs and be the family man. Great fun though, as all...

No worries, you blokes in Darwin get stung enough with the tranny of distance as it is. Pm me the address. Probly going to get away with an envelope. Ciro

I have nylon ones Slash. Happy to send you a new one if you want to pay for the postie. 14 Cms x 25 Cms. I don't have them on the site as I generally add them on as bonus items etc.

Yes mate you can. A slow gravity feed of hot wort will work well with the higher counter flow of cooling tap water.