Used pyrex flasks - chicago

wegz15 · Mar 30, 2012

I have a number of pyrex/bomex/kimax flasks for sale.

6L, 4L, 2L, 1L, 500ml, 250ml, 125 ml

open to offers and trades. Buyer pays actual shipping.

wegz15 · Mar 30, 2012

Pictures

zeekage · Mar 30, 2012

how much are you asking for each kind sans shipping? I might be interested depending on prices.

wegz15 · Mar 30, 2012

Not sure. The 6l goes for 110 new. maybe $75. 4l $40, 2l $15, 1l $10, $5 each for smaller flaks

mux · Mar 30, 2012

I'll take a couple 1L. I'm in Chicago.

LilManBrewing · Mar 30, 2012

I've been in the market for a Pyrex flask. What would you recommend for a 10 gal batch, typically high gravity batches?

wegz15 · Mar 30, 2012

I'd say 2 or 4 more towards the 4

Schumed · Mar 30, 2012

PM sent for the 2L

LilManBrewing · Mar 30, 2012

You have a PM

wegz15 · Mar 30, 2012

All paid orders shipped

bubbachunk · Mar 30, 2012

I'll take a 2L and a 500 mL shipped to 72949.

Please send me a pm with total and paypal address

cableguy0170 · Mar 30, 2012

I'll take a 4L and a 2L

send me a pm I'll pick them up this weekend if that works for you, i'm in Chicago

atjsparty · Mar 30, 2012

If still available, I'd take a 4L to 22151.

Cheers,
Aaron

wegz15 · Mar 30, 2012

I'll send all of you guys quotes tomorrow. Was working on some keggles today. Got busy.

annasdadhockey · Mar 30, 2012

Anything left?

mux · Mar 30, 2012

SHould we send you the first born from the flask?

wegz15 · Mar 30, 2012

I won't decline. Electrician huh.....

ZamaMan · Mar 31, 2012

Pm sent id love a 4L if available?

ProzHack · Mar 31, 2012

Why do people choose to use these, as opposed to a growler? Any benefits?

ProzHack · Mar 31, 2012

Nevermind, did a search as I should have done in the first place...

mux · Mar 31, 2012

Thank you!

uncleben113 · Mar 31, 2012

Offers sent.

WPStrassburg · Mar 31, 2012

Interested in a 250 and 2 2L if they are still available shipped to 14622.

d0ggnate · Mar 31, 2012

Any 2L left? Interested in 1-2 2L shipped to 91942.

wegz15 · Mar 31, 2012

Yea. I've been busy with family today and I'm working all day tomorrow. I will have quotes for everyone by monday latest. sorry for the delay

EllisTX · Mar 31, 2012

I'd be interested in a 4L and a 2L if you still have them. Thanks 77856 zip

fpweeks · Apr 1, 2012

interested in 2L or 1.5L.....if still available....shipping to 18458

Neopol · Apr 1, 2012

Any of the 2L / 4L glassware still available? I'm Chicago area/ south

michaeltrego · Apr 1, 2012

Wegz I tried to pm you, but your box is full...

CliffMongoloid · Apr 1, 2012

2 liter to 18431... thanks

wegz15 · Apr 1, 2012

cleared some space. I'm at work all day today so I can't get quotes out. Will get them tomorrow. Again sorry for the delay.

kevink · Apr 1, 2012

If you have any 4L flasks left, I'll take one shipped to 19403.
Please send me a pm with total and paypal address.

Thanks,

TriangleIL · Apr 2, 2012

wegz15, I left you a PM over the weekend. Hopefully you got it and we can arrange pickup for the 4L. Thanks!

dragonbreath11 · Apr 2, 2012

ProzHack said:
Why do people choose to use these, as opposed to a growler? Any benefits?

They can be direct heated which results in less chances of contamination of starter wort. They're mostly immune to temp shock so you can cool quickly in an ice bath. Most have measurements so you know exact liquid amounts. Just to name a few.

fright101 · Apr 2, 2012

Do you have any updates of what you have left? I would not mind a 2L if you have one, but would/could use others

Thanks!

jblizz · Apr 2, 2012

Nevermind...

Mellman · Apr 2, 2012

Interested in 500ml, 250ml, 125 ml and a 6 and a 4 - but curious what you've got left

crazyirishman34 · Apr 2, 2012

I paid for 2 of the 4L flasks.

You can use direct heat to heat them but I wouldn't use an electric stove to do it. I did that before and with the element it gets hot spots. That stresses the glass in just one place and bang right on the stove the bottom falls off. Now i use a heated stirplate and all is good.

jblizz · Apr 2, 2012

crazyirishman34 said:
I paid for 2 of the 4L flasks.

You can use direct heat to heat them but I wouldn't use an electric stove to do it. I did that before and with the element it gets hot spots. That stresses the glass in just one place and bang right on the stove the bottom falls off. Now i use a heated stirplate and all is good.

I have heard of people getting around that with an old pan with some sand in it...

crazyirishman34 · Apr 2, 2012

That makes sense since it would spread out the heat. I just didn't want someone to have a 2Ltr starter and a ton of glass all over the stove.

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