Pittsburgh- Keggle tun/rims setup and 50 gal transfer tank

Selling two things from my brewery (pick-up only southside). I don't need to sell, but they're collecting dust and I'd rather see them used.

#1 - Insulated (metallic bubble wrap) bottom drain Keggle mash tun w/stainless hardware (brewhardware triclamp setup), 16 gauge false bottom, stainless head chugger pump, and brew hardware cam lock rims tube (1.5" tri clamp) w/stainless element and 1/4" - 1/8" weldless probe connection. Comes with full bore 1/2" tri clamp fitting and silicon hoses. Chugger pump mounting bracket has a broken weld. Controller not included. Asking $400.

#2 - 3 mil thick 50 gallon brewery transfer tank on wheels. 304 stainless. Would make a good mash tun for a club or for scaling up your own brewery. I haven't had time to modify it, so I just have 3 sacks of grain stored in it. $250.

If you split up at any time and also consider selling I would take the rims tube

Pics?

Put me in line for rims and chugger pump. I can pick up

Put me in line for the rims and chugger pump, I can pick up

Pm sent

I'll try to get pics up tonight for reference.

Sorry for the delay - grabbed the parts for quick pictures ... I can send assembled shots later if needed. I have up to 20' of heavy grade soow wire for the heating element - I can cut to length and give you the price I paid per foot currently all 20' are attached.

Still looking to sell mash tun, pump, and RIMS as a unit - I'll throw in full bore 1/2" female cam fittings, the silicone hoses, and a backup camco element with it if someone takes this at full price.

Transfer tank
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Mash tun top view
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16 ga false bottom, 2" tri clamp and gasket for bottom drain
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Bottom drain assembly with sealed thermowell, 2" TC, 1/2" stainless pipe, full bore ball valve, cam lock fitting
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Stainless head chugger pump with stainless fittings (morebeer style air relief, full bore camlock and ball valves
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Broken weld/popped rivet on pump mount
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18" stainless rims tube with TC ends and camlock fittings from brew(ers/ing/ed) hardware. Gaskets and clamps included
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Stainless RIMS 240v element and screw on TC enclosure (TC end not shown). I run at 120 to reduce watt density.
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RIMS tube TC end with 1/2" threaded hole and temp probe compression fitting (works with 1/4" or 1/8" probes
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Transfer tank take 2
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Bottom of Keggle mash tun take 2
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My offer still stands if you decide to split up I would take the rims setup now.

Interested in the element enclosure if you split it up.

If I decide to split up, we've got Loodachris, Jacked, and deece as the order of precedence. I'm assuming that's RIMS and pump - otherwise it's Jacked in front.

if anyone is still interested, I took care of the mash tun and up for parting out the pump/RIMS setup: I'd take $225 for the following:
- chugger pump
- RIMS tube and element enclosure
- thermometer compression fitting for RIMS tube
- 2 elements (one is stainless)
- 10' of power cable
- Power cable end (male plug)

This is a heck of a deal. Are you shipping?

Happy to ship - you pay shipping. Just to be sure, you saw the note above about the popped weld on the pump? It could be an easy repair for someone who has that skill (that person isn't me).

Sorry for the late reply - all sold

How heavy is the transfer tank? Any chance of shipping? I'm at 55355

I do have the transfer tank actually. It's between 70 and 100 lbs (approx 3 mil stainless). I think the size is more of an issue than the weight - probably needs to be palletized. My zip is 15203 if you want to calculate.