Recent content by redrocker652002

Yes, that would be perfect, except all but one of my kegs does not fit in either of my fridges that are dedicated to beer. LOL. But that is a good idea, maybe I can work something out though.

In watching the Apartment Brewer do the Tree House IPA, I was thinking I could do it myself. But, after looking at the notes in the Youtube vid I realize there are some steps I am not able to do. Whirlpool is the first one that comes to mind. I don't have the equipment. Pressure fermentation...

Thanks to all who replied. My thought is to try and pull the roof off and repitch it. Not exactly sure how I am going to do that, but once I get it apart I will work on it. I don't want to take the whole shed apart to rebuild walls, redo siding and basically make a whole new shed. I don't...

Good to know. LOL. I am still trying to figure out what I am going to do. If I increase the pitch I have to scab some siding in and the crease creates issues, unless I can run a nice thick bead of silicone on it. I am going to keep an open mind and see what you all come up with.

I think you guys are right. While I have my kid helping, he can help me do the heavy work and I think we can get it done in a weekend. I am guessing I will have to scab 2x4's on each stud to make it another 12 to 14 inches. Then, I will have to scab 2x4's for each rafter to make up the...

open to any and all suggestions. My thought as I sit here at work and ponder would be to add about a foot of 2x4 to my existing side walls to adjust the pitch to about 12 inches. Then, I could use shingles or the stick on style roofing with no problems. Since I will have my son helping it...

After I thought about it, I think you are right. So, with that said, I might have to add a bit of pitch to the roof that I was not expecting to do. Not a huge deal as I was going to tear the old roofing off. I am guessing I can scab a piece of 2x4 to the existing wall joists and just add some...

I meant that it is a lean to style, not a peaked roof, but if I was to go with your numbers, I am guessing I should be looking at simple roll roofing and make sure I overlap it really well? Here is what I was looking at using...

First off, let me tell this is a shed roof that I use to store my tools, beer stuff and other crap my wife doesn't want to look at. I put up a cheap roll style roofing that I have used on many roofs in the past and for some reason this winter it leaked like crazy. the shed is a lean to style I...

I enjoy the hobby, if it costs a bit more, so be it. I am guessing any other comments regarding uptick in commercially manufactured beer is off limits? I don't quite understand why, as they are probably paying more for their ingredients as well. As I said, I enjoy the hobby, so paying a bit...

I premise this by saying that I have never used a spunding valve nor have I fermented in a keg (I want to give it a try though one of these days). I usually transfer my beer from the fermenting bucket to my keg using a closed setup and gravity. Once the keg is full, or should I say the bucket...

I've had that one, very good beer. Their Helles is also very tasty. I think they are in Santa Cruz.

Bringing it back to the 80's Just saw these guys on their "farewell" tour. They killed it. Humble Pie cover but a great tune.

I really want to try and make their IPA. I saw the youtube vid that the aptbrewer did and it doesn't look that tough, but the ingredients are expensive compared to what I have been brewing. Maybe one day. Rock On!!!!!!!!

OH, I led off today with a Russian River Experimental IPA. Damned if I can remember it, but it was the last bottle sitting at the Total Wines and more cooler in the back of the store. LOL. Had to try it, not too bad. I'll look it up