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Sorry, for now I'd like to keep it as a package deal. Appreciate your interest though.

thanks!

http://lancaster.craigslist.org/app/4171331422.html

still available (Sorry we couldn't make a deal Scott). For anyone interested, I'll sell it for $50 + free shipping to HBT members. $40 if you can pick it up.

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Still available, and willing to cut a deal to any HBT members... http://lancaster.craigslist.org/for/3435293602.html

Wow, one small oversight on a post really brings out the best in people. Anyway, I fixed the link, and it's available to anyone who is interested. Thanks to Mumbly & zeekage - to the others, not so much.

http://lancaster.craigslist.org/for/3435293602.html

in case anyone is interested... http://lancaster.craigslist.org/art/2488554467.html

If you live in Pennsylvania and ever watched the PCN (public TV) tour of the Yuengling factory, the guy who used to pound these bungs in had the greatest job ever! Kegs would come at him foaming out of the bung hole, he'd grab a bung and smash it with a sledge - getting completely soaked with...

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Cool. Thanks Hermit. That makes me feel better. Since I have most of the parts, I might as well go ahead and upgrade to a few more taps!

Hmm. I was afraid of that. I really love this fridge and I'm debating whether its worth it or not to keep using it and upgrading it to more faucets, or just going and getting a brand new one for a few hundred dollars.

I have a sweet-looking old Fridgidaire from the 50's as my beer fridge and was wondering if there is any way to update it in order to make it more energy efficient. Anyone have any experience or knowledge on this subject?

Thanks for the kind words. I've enjoyed it as well, but I need to focus on my main business right now. I'm proud of what I've started and I think, with a little attention, it could be something really special. And yes, I'd be happy to provide the previous buyer info. If you're interested in...

I am looking to sell my BeerShirtz (www.beershirtz.com) business, and thought I'd open it up to you guys first. I'd much rather see a cool, homebrewer get it than someone just looking to turn a quick buck (not that you can be both!). It's a great set-up and would be perfect for anyone who likes...

You could help this batch get a little "bigger", by reducing it to a 4 or even 3 gallon batch. It's kind of an odd pairing right now, but might be worth the experiment - you never know! Next time, I'd go with a recipe in hand, buy a recipe kit, or just ask the salesperson to help you out. They...

If you're doing 5 gallons, a Light Amber Ale is probably what you'd end up with. No idea what it would end up tasting like, but I ran your ingredients through BeerTools, and here's what I got for you. Pretty straight forward, and I'd imagine it to be a decent tasting session beer... Size: 5 gal...