jaginger
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That's pretty much it. I'm in CT, but if you can get yourself to a UPS store I can handle everything else involved in the shipping. Now who wants to unload that one that's been sitting around for 6 months?
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WTB: Immersion Chiller
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oldschool
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I also have one if it falls through.
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I am also looking for an Immersion Chiller. I am new to the hobby and this is the last piece of equipment I need before I brew my first batch. I am looking to start with 5g batches and move my way up to 10g batches with some experience.
Not sure if I should just go for a 50' since I know I'll go to 10g batches or start out with a 25' and upgrade later.
If anyone has one, I'd be willing to buy it. I'm in STL.
Not sure if I should just go for a 50' since I know I'll go to 10g batches or start out with a 25' and upgrade later.
If anyone has one, I'd be willing to buy it. I'm in STL.
Keff
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Im doing 5 gallon batches and building a 50' to make the jump to 10 gallon. I hear 50' will work fine for both and to just get it for when u do make the jump. Plus we just finished our keggle and it wont fit in the shop sink anymore...
MooneyFWD
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Interested in your chiller. Can you PM me a price including shipping to 90802.
A pic would be nice as well. Thanks!
jaginger
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Umm, hey guys, I hope we all get our chillers, but please ease up on the thread-jacking, mmm-kay?
cyberbackpacker
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I've got a 50' 1/2" IC that will work in a 5 gallon vessel or larger (I used it in two separate 5g pots w/o issue). Pm if interested.
