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Same here, never had a problem :cheers:

Cheers mate I'll remember that when I get one :cheers:

Got 3 young's barrels and they're all threaded on the keg so no back nut. Thanks for the warning, was looking at these in my LHBS the other day :cheers:

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Same here :thumb:

Nice taps Scott :party: :party:

Have you fixed the leak? If it's a Young's barrel the tap will turn independently of the body, just do it up tight and then turn the tap by the spout whilst holding the part that's screwed into the keg :cheers:

Welcome to the forum Oggy :cheers: Not really a Lager brewer but i'm sure that will be more than enough fermentable for your brew :thumb:

+1 On the above comments, you will have practically no carbonation to the brew and will end up using a lot more gas than you would normally :cheers:

Not sure about the gauges Sam, i'm sure someone will point you in the right direction :thumb: I would seriously think about chaining your gas bottle up or securing it so that it can't fall over, if you shear the regulator clean off it could be disastrous :shock: :shock: Ok it's a very...

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5 Gallons of Midland Mild Ale New total = 1768 Gallons :cheers:

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I hate banks :twisted: Have had several disputes with Lloyds TSB. I went in to my branch a couple of years ago to pay off my overdraft and close my account, I had with me a bank statement with my address, my passport and my driving license. I was told by some snotty little girl that as my...

Welcome to the forum. Woodfordes Wherry and Festival Pilgrims Hope are both very good Bitters, check out the Reviews section of the forum for other peoples reviews :cheers:

Nice one Calum. Free yeast and a polypin to reuse :party: :party:

Have you tried stirring it to rouse the yeast? How long has in been in the fermenter now? :cheers: