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I just edited previous post to include part numbers from McMaster Carr
Enjoy

Dan
Visit http://www.mcmastercarr.com
They carry silicon O-rings in many sizes and diameters

Edit: Here is the part number for keg lids from Mc Master Carr 9396K926
March pumps take this -036 o-ring take this one 9396K116
I also have part numbers for keg o rings etc if needed

HI and welcome to the group
+1+1+1 for Brewers Hardware

Hi Tim
Welcome to the group
I plan on brewing around the 31st if you are interested
PM me for location and details
Chris

Jon
What sort of efficiency ratings are you seeing with the narrow gap?

Jon
I will make every effort to attend and look forward to seeing everyone again

You should decant most of the liquid off your starter before you pitch the yeast into your wort on brew day. All good info thanks. How do you actually go about "decanting" the liquid out of your starter before pitching? Slowly pour the liquid off leaving yeast It helps to first let starte...

The wrenches have arrived
PM me with your contact info
Chris

Here is a good place to look for motors http://www.surpluscenter.com/electrical/
Purchased one earlier this year for the "Motorize your grain mill" article in BYO

Placed order today
I will PM everyone when they arrive

Chris

Scott
PM me for contact info
I can certainly help
Chris

I am going to hold off ordering until Friday
Currently count is 5
PM me if you are interested in one
Chris

OK I am going to order 5
Will let you know when they arrive
Chris

I am buying some of these wrenches
Anyone care to order one?
Will place order tomorrow
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/fo ... 31823.html

lexuschris wrote: I will need to make a thermowell/liquid plug for off-duty storage... Do you think an old White Labs tube with water in it would suffice for a vessel? Or should I use an old soda bottle or something?
--LexusChris

If you use a bottle, make sure the probe can be immersed in liquid