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cascadiabrewer wrote:Yes little ones can throw a wrench into brewing. That's why i've been brewing at 1 am when no one is up.

Ouch... That is brutal but effective.

I love how when I post something on this damn forum, my questions never really get answered. You people, yes I said "you people", just like to hear yourselves talk. Every time I post, a different conversation is started and you assholes just invade my post with bullshit. Start you own fucking post if you want to talk about this other garbage.

Brewinhard said "buy new ones" with reasons to do that.
I said "rebuild it" with reasons to do that.

Pick one

loadmaster wrote:I love how when I post something on this damn forum, my questions never really get answered. You people, yes I said "you people", just like to hear yourselves talk. Every time I post, a different conversation is started and you assholes just invade my post with bullshit. Start you own fucking post if you want to talk about this other garbage.

Apparently you didn't read the responses before firing back your idiot comment. No wonder your regulators don't work for you!

Thanks brewin hard but did you think for one second that I may not have been referring to you since you were the only one who answered the question?

Are you sure the regulators are the problem? Leaking check valves, or lack of check valves, can cause the pressure on the gauge to change with tempature changes.

Loadmaster i think there must be some confusion. I have rebuilt my regulators before they are taprite brand. Depending on which brand you have you might be able to rebuild it. I have a dual regulator and i have only had to rebuild one regulator. Or buy a new regulator if it is 10 years old or some off brand. But i do see the value in the discussion between brewinhard and myself over our reasons for our suggestions. In no way was that meant to "take over your thread" but allows you to weigh each opinion so you can make a decision based on your current needs.
I don't see the point of calling us all assholes when two people have given you the only two options for the answer to your question.

Bad Goat Brewing wrote:Leaking check valves, or lack of check valves, can cause the pressure on the gauge to change with tempature changes.

What are check valves? How do you use check valves??