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For sale is six (6) Kegco 4-1/8x3/16 SS Shank Assemblies (KC SHANK4-ASC). Brand new in box. I bought them for a project but went a different route. $80 shipped USPS Priority. 

I have the original version before SS came out with theirs. It is expensive, but worth every penny IMO.

Not at all. Especially if you get a small pump and the CIP attachment!

Can you post some details on how you installed the shanks/faucets and plumbed the lines? I have been drawing up a similar idea and that is the part that I am getting hung up on.

Awesome! Thanks! :mug:

I just went through a similar decision now that I am able to get back into brewing. I used to ferment in a chest freezer with buckets and carboys. It was perfect for 5 gallon batches and had absolutely no issues. If I was still going to brew 5 gallon batches, I would have absolutely gone that...

I would like one as well. Thank you and Happy Fathers Day! :mug:

20G as in 20 Gallons. ;)

EVERYTHING! I have been out of it since 2012. Had to sell off all of the equipment in the divorce and am finally looking at getting back into it. An E-HERMS with a couple of conicals seems like a huge step up from the ole propane tank, coolers and buckets! :rockin:

Awesome! Thanks!

Count me in! Thank you HBT!!

In! Thanks!

In! Thanks!

I'm in! Thanks!

I go with 3 weeks in primary and 9 weeks in a pressurized keg, but it pretty much is personal preference/experience as to which works for you.

I have a 10 gallon BK and on the 5 gallon high gravity brews it is uncomfortably close to overflowing. If I had to do it over again, I would go 15 gallon for the BK.

Finally getting around to brewing this year's Oktoberfest. Life really got in the way this month, but at least I'm squeezing it in on the last day!

Finally found some in S. Florida. Total Wine finally got their shipment in last weekend. I bought a case and put one sixer in the fridge and the other three in hiding until next year. :ban:

Depending on the size and where you get your plate chiller, you're probably looking at the upper end of that range. Don't forget to budget/plan for the extra tubing, fittings and possibly a thermometer.

If you can't wait for bargain fittings, it looks like CHI Company has all styles in stock.