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Wisconsin 2 burner, 3 vessel, single tier brew stand

Discussion in 'For Sale' started by kegtoe, Aug 19, 2014.

 

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    kegtoe

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    Posted Aug 19, 2014
    I am selling my short, mild steel brew stand. Plane Jane model with 2 burners and gas tank holder has 2 pump mounts as well. Casters on legs. Legs and gas tank come off for easier moving. You can make the gas connections as you see fit - either directly from propane tanks with regulators or through the manifold.

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    Joon75

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    Posted Aug 19, 2014
    How much?


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    kegtoe

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    Posted Aug 21, 2014
    $300 obo
     
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    Mcchoate

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    Posted Aug 21, 2014
    Where in WI?


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    kegtoe

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    Posted Aug 22, 2014
    Central Wisconsin, near Stevens Point
     
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    kegtoe

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    Posted Sep 3, 2014
    $250 obo
     
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    Mcchoate

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    Posted Sep 3, 2014
    What are the dimensions? 😄


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    kegtoe

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    Posted Sep 4, 2014
    24" tall to top of tube frame, 59" wide end to end of tube frame (+ burner overhang), 14" deep (+ overhang). Burner "tops" are ~17.5" diameter. Looks like 1.5" steel tubing actual. ( not sure how steel tubing is measured if there is nominal vs actual like lumber or not).
     
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