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You spent $240 on seven beer?????????????????? Is this a sign that society has reached the end? Does everyone have that much 'disposable' income that it doesn't matter? More power to you if you can do it...but wow...

I guess it would look like a corny with the top and bottom removed? It wouldn't be able to stand up on it's own. Rounded top and bottom.

No where locally to get very much of anything. Brewery Lane has kits and basic supplies, but for anything else it's online and you'll need to contend with the shipping. Some places are 'more friendly' to Canadians in terms of shipping. There's a Canadian Brewers group on here that discusses...

Excellent! I like all of them...

I've been kegging for over a year now. I originally bought three ball lock kegs from Browning Harvey and picked up three more since then. I used to check Dominion Recycling on a weekly basis but it got tiresome after a while!!! I did get an all SS 50L keg up there earlier the summer and...

Even with electric, you'd still need to insulate them. Try Powers Salvage in Ropewalk Lane St. Johns. Sometimes they carry the more normal 55 liter all SS kegs. BTW, I'm in Mt. Pearl. You mean Dominion Recycling. I've already picked up a 50L all SS Molson keg from there. Hopefully they...

I've read a few posts on using Sanke's for fermenting but didn't really pay attention. What's needed to make them work?

They appear to be fully stainless. The bottom of one of them was completely off when I picked it up so I could see it was stainless on the bottom. I Gorilla glued it back on last night!

Now I picked up two more of the rubber top kegs for $10!!! So...I have four in total. Again...my inclination is to sell them for scrap and buy the ones without rubber. However, I am thinking electric these days!!!

I like all of them....!!! :rockin: Heaven forbid you offend someone???? The best shirts are the ones that few people 'get'!!!

I emailed the seller with some questions. Plastic Barrels - Lawn & Garden Water Pumps & Tanks - NL Classifieds For Sale Other than fermenting in them is there any practical use for them?

Couldn't help but notice the "PowerFist" brand from PA!!!!

I used a cheap Princess Auto step bit and no lubricating oil...only took about a minute! Low speed...high pressure! That's what I did anyway. Clean 7/8 hole that I didn't even have to de-burr.

Open-Source Arduino Robot Beer Brewery

I paid $45 for a 50L keg at a metal scrap yard. It was $1.50 a pound for stainless steel....the keg was approx 30lbs. So $225 would be a big high in my opinion. But if they were precut then it would make a difference. Overall...if you're satisfied with $225 go for it!!!!

I used a jig and grinder on mine...no problems ...fast and simple. But...I made my hole about 11 1/2 inches...instead of 12. I bought a 12 inch cover but of course it's just that little bit too big. Any safe efficient way to remove that 1/2 inch???

I'm listening to "Wave of Mutilation" right now... Memories.... :rockin:

Thanks for the offer...but I'm about 110% sure shipping would kill it!!! I live in Paradise, Newfoundland, Canada. I'm guessing it would cost hundreds of dollars to ship them. :drunk:

I think I'll just sell them for scrap and try to get another one without the rubber.

On average probably 6 weeks.