Colorado Beginner 10 gallon all grain setup keggle burner mash tun $100

[dallasdb]

Sold locally as an all-grain setup... not a turkey fryer!

 

[dallasdb]

Question, do you guys think the price is fair?

I haven't had a single hit on Craigslist or here.

I figure a keg shell (uncut) is ~$50, ball valve assembly was $20, burner ~$20, cooler $25, ball valve for cooler $10, cpvc for mash tun ~$5

So $130 not including the labor to setup the keggle and mash tun assembly.

Honestly, I think if the keg shell didn't have the paint on it I'd probably have it sold! haha

 

[red_beard]

Seems reasonable, but I am in PA and the shipping would be more expensive than the items.

 

[decoleur]

It's a good price, add key words to increase your hit for different searches

 

[Jeepinctbrewer]

Great price !

 

[dallasdb]

Thanks guys. I understand why I'm not getting hits on here since it's local only but I'm surprised I haven't heard anything on CL.

I had keywords already in my ad. Oh well I guess I'll just be patient and keep renewing the ad.

 

[timdillon36]

That should sell for $100 no problem. Add more pics and also at this time of year try to sell it as a cooler to brine your turkey and and a fryer that will cook more than one bird at a time.

Think like a salsmen and you might get $200 for it. Sell ice to alaska, oil to texas, oranges to fl, sand to az, and solar power "farmed" in othet states to ca

 

[tlucarelli]

Great price in my opinion

 

[dallasdb]

Will those gaskets hold up when frying a turkey?!?!?

 

[timdillon36]

Will those gaskets hold up when frying a turkey?!?!?

I dont know what you have for gaskets now but silicone o-rings or copper washer gaskets will take that temp no problem.

Im not saying to be a used car salsman but if somebody buys this to fry a turkey, they will have some DIY in them and just tell them it might an upgrade in o-rings for that kind of temp.

Keep posting to cl and fb. Is there a local buy sell trade fb page to post to.

 

[dallasdb]

It has the flat red silicone washer/o-ring, a washer then a nut on the inside.

Quick search says those o-rings can withstand 450 degrees. I think 350 would be max for a turkey fryer.