FloridaMan655321
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I do not have 240v in my garage, so I usually use propane or 120v for brewing. Today I finally utilized the 240v on the Lightning for heating up water for mashing. Good stuff, figured I'd share
Are you sending out samples to all forum members?I do not have 240v in my garage, so I usually use propane or 120v for brewing. Today I finally utilized the 240v on the Lightning for heating up water for mashing. Good stuff, figured I'd share
I love that 70's F-series in the background. Looks pristine.I do not have 240v in my garage, so I usually use propane or 120v for brewing. Today I finally utilized the 240v on the Lightning for heating up water for mashing. Good stuff, figured I'd share
Oh it's not, not at all. It has just enough rust to make it affordable for me. But, manual, 360, short box, single cab, and still runs great.I love that 70's F-series in the background. Looks pristine.
That's awesome! We love to see the Ford Family use the F-150 Lightning to help support their hobbies!I do not have 240v in my garage, so I usually use propane or 120v for brewing. Today I finally utilized the 240v on the Lightning for heating up water for mashing. Good stuff, figured I'd share
I like a good porter, but ill take anything!Are you sending out samples to all forum members?
Unless you’re feeding an army, you just need an Instant Pot for soups, screws, rice, etc.I'm curious about the electric kettle pot. Been looking for electric cooking appliances to cook with using the Lightning. Would that electric kettle work for making soup or stews?
This is my new go-to thread when dudes on the internet say our trucks don't do truck stuff.I do not have 240v in my garage, so I usually use propane or 120v for brewing. Today I finally utilized the 240v on the Lightning for heating up water for mashing. Good stuff, figured I'd share
Yes, it is legal in Massachusetts, but illegal in the US per federal law. I think 7 states have legalized it, but the fed could intervene if they chose to. Of course they have no reason to.Make me wonder if I plug my electic distiller into the truck am I making white lightning? (BTW, it's legal in MA)
I'm hoping they have bigger fish to fry. It looks like Mass has some wiggle room to "get you" if you transport and, of course, you WILL get in trouble if you sell it without all the "paperwork". Luckily I don't do either so I just worry about trying to make it taste goodYes, it is legal in Massachusetts, but illegal in the US per federal law. I think 7 states have legalized it, but the fed could intervene if they chose to. Of course they have no reason to.
I don’t have a bag, just the metal basket. I never boiled with it because of the 120v, so I’d just bring it over to my propane kettle. After doing this, I see there are some grains that are left back, so I keep doing this. It’s a great mash tun for lower ABV beers. I upgraded my main kettles and fermenters so I could do 10g batches, but this little Anvil is great for low ABV 5g batches.What, no boil too?