Giant carboys, Demi-Johns, Other glassware
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Lord Sterrock Hammerson 8
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You could convert a large sanke keg into a fermenter.
Most large Demi-Johns come with a large basket with handles.
Most large Demi-Johns come with a large basket with handles.
Bugeaterbrewing
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you can also consider any of a variety of large plastic containers. While there is some concern about oxygen permeability, you won't be doing long term storage in them so that becomes a non-issue. Here is probably your best bet for that type of fermenter. http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/va...ry_name=20726&product_id=3863&variant_id=8551
Wayne
Bugeater Brewing Company
Wayne
Bugeater Brewing Company
Snakebone
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I use a 14 gallon Tuff Tank from E. C Krause as a primary fermenter, then two 5 gallon gless carboys for secondary. Works great. I also use the Tuff Tank for bottling.
