Need help brewing and kegging

[BigNastyBrew]

Again the shipping on stuff like this is the killer for me.

I paid $30 in shipping for the system I just bought on kegconnection.com Not bad, as far as shipping goes.

[TheDarkSide]

Again the shipping on stuff like this is the killer for me.

I paid $30 in shipping for the system I just bought on kegconnection.com Not bad, as far as shipping goes.

I've been looking at this system along with the one from MW...now I just gotta pull the trigger

[BigNastyBrew]

Again the shipping on stuff like this is the killer for me.

I paid $30 in shipping for the system I just bought on kegconnection.com Not bad, as far as shipping goes.

I've been looking at this system along with the one from MW...now I just gotta pull the trigger

Being in NH, you have to ask yourself: "What would Eric Morse do?"

lol!

DO IT!!!!

[TheDarkSide]

[quote="BigNastyBrew
Being in NH, you have to ask yourself: "What would Eric Morse do?"

lol!

DO IT!!!! [/quote]

[UcfLumberjack]

kegging is definitely a great thing to do as soon as possible. as far as brewing goes try to get a kettle and burner big enough for a full boil.

[TheTodd]

What is this kegging stuff people keep talking about? I thought homebrew could only be bottled...isn't the suffering part of the fun?

Kegging? Bottling? When did we start that? I thought straight out of the fermentor was the way to go.