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So, I scored this off a CL ad for $315, delivered, and it also came with a micromatic regulator, aluminum Co2 tank, 2 ball lock kegs, and a keggle with weldless valve. Not the best deal, but a good enough one for me since I sold my old kegerator for $260, and made another $150 off of the tank...

I'm doing some spring cleaning and getting rid of some stuff; I've attached pictures for your viewing pleasure! Vintage Chrome Perlick Faucet and Perlick 2" Shank: $25 shipped Vintage Perlick Sanke Coupler: $25 Shipped Chudnow Primary Regulator: $35 + Shipping - SOLD 5# Aluminum Co2 tank: $45...

I recently bought this unit off of CL, and I am currently restoring/refurbishing and converting to 3 taps. I thought I would ask the community if anybody knew anything about this model, because I have researched the web and come up with nothing. The model DD22 gets me nowhere on a interwebs...

This isn't mine, but I thought it was a great deal...it's a commercial kegerator with a really nice tower setup. They are also including a 10 lb. Co2 tank, regulator, sankey coupler & corny keg couplers. They will even throw in a couple corny kegs!! If I didn't already have a decent set up...

I picked a bottle of the Old Foerster Signature up on a whim a couple of weeks ago, and I have to admit, (even though I am far from a bourbon connisouer) that it's a pretty good bourbon given the price point. I'll definitely be buying more.

I kegged my first cider tonight and back sweetened with apple juice concentrate. I had some leftover, so I bottled it, cleaned the carboy, cleaned up the kegging mess, took a shower, ate dinner, but forgot one thing....I never put the keg in the kegerator. I only had a few pints left in one of...

I upgraded to a dual faucet setup, so this one is going. Chrome plated 2" beer tower. The tower has minimal scratches and looks new. Faucet, gasket, mounting hardware, and trim ring included. The faucet was cleaned after the last use and has no leaks. $40....I'll let you calculate shipping, and...

That's what she said!!!! I bought a tower with (2) of these type shanks, and from a very limited info found through some research I am thinking they are an older style of shank. They are both leaking at the grey grommet/seal (at the base of the elbow where it goes into the shank). They only leak...

...next week, and she's willing to bring back some beer in her luggage. Isn't she a sweet wifey? Are there any good local/craft breweries that I should ask her to look for? She won't have much room, so I'm mainly looking for bombers. We are in GA, and the distribution isn't the greatest. Also...

I picked up this "inoperable" Kegerator on Craigslist for $100 and got the seller down to $75. It came with a sanke coupler, the lines were moldy, and it smelled of moldy beer. After another $35 at the homebrew shop for new lines, connectors, and a crimping tool I was ready to go. We weighed the...

58 Quart Coleman Xtreme 6 cooler, copper manifold, (manifold is not soldered completely to allow for easy cleaning) and stainless steel ball valve w/stainless steel barb - $75 15.5 Gallon Sanke Keg, complete with stem and clean - $55

I have a 15.5 gallon keg (with spear) I have had for years intending to make a keggle out of, but never have. I would like to trade it for a 5 gallon ball lock corny keg with a pressure release valve. Here's a link to my thread that shows the top of the keg...

I have a 15.5 gallon keg (with spear) I have had for years intending to make a keggle out of, but never have. I would like to trade it for a 5 gallon ball lock corny keg with a pressure release valve. I am in Newnan, and not inerested in shipping.

A fellow hombrewer who is getting too old to brew gave me this keg a couple of days ago, and I have a question... Would it be feasible to to use this for 5 gallon batches, or would I be wasting a lot of Co2 due to the large head space? I'm new to kegging (ordering the parts to get a...

A former homebrewer and his wife frequent the same bar as me, and we have become acquaintances. One night a month or so ago, we a were having a conversation about homebrewing, and he said he would give me a keg as he's getting older and wants to give it to someone who will put it to good use...

I brewed a milk stout this past Sunday morning and had a great krausen by Monday morning, however when I got home from work on Tuesday the krausen had dropped. The beer is fermenting at roughly 68* with variations to 66*. I did not make a starter, and aerated the wort well before pitching. I let...

I know, I know...haste makes waste, and I'm afraid that's what I did to 1/3-1/2 of my Danstar BRY-97 yeasties when I forgot to rehydrate them. :drunk: Here's the numbers: OG: 1.069 Pitching temp: 72 degrees Batch size:5.5 gallons Number of packets used: 2 Time pitched: 10:30 EST...

I know, I know...haste makes waste, and I'm afraid that's what I did to 1/3-1/2 of my Danstar BRY-97 yeasties when I forgot to rehydrate them. :drunk: Here's the numbers: OG: 1.069 Pitching temp: 72 degrees Batch size:5.5 gallons Number of packets used: 2 Time pitched: 10:30 EST...

I bought two brew haulers to carry my glass carboys from the garage to the fermentation room. Great idea right? What a way to to go right? No broken carboys, no glass shards in my flesh, no worries! WRONG! I had a strap break on one of my brew haulers and commented on it in this thread...