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mostly complete kegging setup. quit brewing, and its just been running for a couple of years keeping old beer cold. Freezer is fully functional, been using as a kegerator for a few years. CO2 tank is nearly full. .comes with regular, distribution block, CO2 lines. Couple of the keg tops are...

I've got around 80 bottles for free 30 min South of atlanta. edit: gone

Agreed. They were an amazing group. I cannot think of any other store that would make me as disappointed for a closing. It's really irreplaceable, and there's zero alternative around here.

So now that Just Brew It is gone, that leaves us with???

looks like pin lock, and im pretty confident it could hold the 30psi with new seals. Any reason not to get it for 30 bucks?

Pictures added to everything. prices definitely negotiable.

6 I believe, 3 gas 3 liquid.

misuse of terms. fixed. thanks.

I'll get individual pics tonight.

Not yet, I'll have them soon.

I'll have pics this evening, but for now I'd like to list what I have. 20lb Aluminum CO2 Tank w/ dual gauge regulator - 125.00 Almost full. regulator high pressure gauge needs replaced (9.99 on northernbrewer) 2 ball lock kegs - 80.00 3 way gas valve - 25.00 Pin lock connectors - 2 Gas...

I have 3-1/2 ish gallons in bottles of a failed vanilla porter. By failed I mean, 5 vanilla beans too many. Its like sucking on a vanilla bean. I'm building a kegerator this week, and I'll have a spare keg. My crazy thought would be to empty the bottles in a keg, and mix with a couple...

I took the GFCI breaker with my when I moved, and it conveniently was the same style. I was missing the neutral that goes from the breaker to the neutral, but even with that corrected it still didnt work.

to update this, I spent some time going through everything, still no bueno. I moved the box back to my junction box, and it still didn't work. I swapped out the GFCI breaker for a spare non GFCI, and it turned on. gfci breakers are expensive.

No luck. as soon as I got home from work, I added the neutral to the GFCI that I was missing. 2 hots plugged into the breaker, neutral going from breaker to the neutral panel, and ground going to ground. still tripping.

I bet that's it. I replaced an existing 220v non gfci breaker, and wired it up exactly the same. Thanks for the super useful pic.

If that were the case. I would think it would trip regardless of whether the controller was turned on? do you remember how you wired it wrong?

Yes to both. I already took the box apart to check and make sure the power was getting to the rails. I have experience with hooking things up, just not checking components for faults.

This was with the elements not connected, and the toggle switch set to the middle, so no power is going to the elements. I'll take a picture tonight.