jts15
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Just wondering what you guys think of this pic. Guy wants $75 for this setup. I was thinking of offering $50.
I was thinking of replacing the fridge and lines and putting it together as i went along.
Thanks for any advice.
Craigslist kegerator, good buy?
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Just wondering what you guys think of this pic. Guy wants $75 for this setup. I was thinking of offering $50.
I was thinking of replacing the fridge and lines and putting it together as i went along.
Thanks for any advice.
bsay
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Even at 75$, it's a steal. You'll need some parts to convert to homebrew kegs. If the fridge works, great, if not, scrap it.
samc
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two tanks, a regulator, sanke tap & beer faucet & fridge for $75 is a good deal IMO. I could see dumping that fridge for a full sized newer one.
JesseRC
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nah dont dump it, use it, when you upgrade use it as a fermenter or lagering fridge. Its a good deal , even better if he takes 50. Tanks and regulator alone...good.
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jts15
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Thanks guys...just needed a push I guess. I'm pretty new to this.
Good call on the lagering fridge. I was thinking I would try to dress it up or scrap it...a new use is even better!
Now to put together a list of parts I'll need...prpbably post for more advice when that day comes.
Thanks again!
Good call on the lagering fridge. I was thinking I would try to dress it up or scrap it...a new use is even better!
Now to put together a list of parts I'll need...prpbably post for more advice when that day comes.
Thanks again!
alpo
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Seems like a good deal, but sweet Jesus, that fridge looks like it's from 1977.
silvervan83
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Just the tanks and regulator are worth at least $125. Go for it.
Buy it! If the fridge works, I would shine / refurbish it. That thing will look cool w/ a little elbow grease and 2-3 bucks worth of paint. I'm thinking black or dark grey w/ the metal trim left as is...sweet.
You can keg your homebrew in sankes and use as is w/ a minimal investment in some new tubing.
You can keg your homebrew in sankes and use as is w/ a minimal investment in some new tubing.
