Utah Camlock Arsenal for Sale (WJ, Utah)

[RTL]

I converted to the Bargain Fittings quick connects and I'm looking to sell my old cam locks. I would like to keep them together and sell as a bundle for $100 OBO, I pay shipping CONUS. If that doesn't work after a couple weeks I will offer them up piecemeal. Thanks for looking.

 

[HumulusHead]

Oh boy I may be interested! Can I hold first in line if possible until I get to the office tomorrow to check my QD spread sheet i made? Need to make sure I need these same ones

 

[HumulusHead]

I'm gonna pass unfortunately. Good deal on these, but I will be going with the High Flow barb cams. They are like the C, but with a larger barb.

 

[RTL]

I'm gonna pass unfortunately. Good deal on these, but I will be going with the High Flow barb cams. They are like the C, but with a larger barb.

No worries. FYI the only time you really need high flow rates in the brewery is during cleaning, and vessel to vessel transfers (i.e. dough in). I do 20 gallon batches and these have plenty of flow in my system. Also the narrower opening gives it a kind of jet like stream which makes cleaning easy.

 

[HumulusHead]

No worries. FYI the only time you really need high flow rates in the brewery is during cleaning, and vessel to vessel transfers (i.e. dough in). I do 20 gallon batches and these have plenty of flow in my system. Also the narrower opening gives it a kind of jet like stream which makes cleaning easy.

I was more worried about how well they stay attached to the 1/2" ID tubing. Do they hold well?

 

[HumulusHead]

I may be re-interested ha

 

[RTL]

I used the SS hose clamps from Lowe's on these, and I also use them on the high flow barbs. It seems like stretching them further on the high flow barbs makes them even more prone to slipping off, especially when wet. I would recommend always using clamps, then everything holds really well.

 

[HumulusHead]

I used the SS hose clamps from Lowe's on these, and I also use them on the high flow barbs. It seems like stretching them further on the high flow barbs makes them even more prone to slipping off, especially when wet. I would recommend always using clamps, then everything holds really well.

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[RTL]

Sold thanks for the interest everyone.