Virginia Full all-grain setup w/ kegerator

[dpech]

I've decided to get out of the hobby, so I'm looking to sell everything off. This contains everything you need to get into all-grain homebrewing, including a custom built kegerator. Nothing (except the kegs and co2 bottle) is more than about 2 years old. I made plenty of fantastic beer on this equipment. Here is all that I've got:

- Kegerator:
- 7.0 cubic foot GE chest freezer w/ custom built collar and wheeled base
- Temperature controller (Johnson A419ABG-3C)
- 10 lb CO2 bottle
- Dual output regulator
- 2 taps, including custom chalk board tap handles
- Drip trays
- Tubing and fittings
- 4 ball lock kegs, 5 gal

- Brewing Equipment:
- 10 gal brew kettle with drain valve and screen
- 10 gal mash tun
- Wort chiller
- 3 buckets
- Plastic carboy
- Custom built stir plate
- 1L and 2L flasks
- Bayou Classic outdoor propane burner (not pictured)

Price: $700

As well as a lot of smaller stuff, like PBW, Star San, hydrometer, auto-siphon, keg lube, capper, and airlocks.

I'm not looking to split it up, and you'll need to pickup everything yourself as I don't have the means to deliver it. The collar can be removed from the kegerator, at which point the freezer would probably fit in a small to medium sized suv. I'm located in Fairfax, VA.

Feel free to contact me with any questions. I can provide additional info or pictures of any part as needed. Thanks!

EDIT: It's been sold. Thanks for looking, everyone. Keep on brewin.

 

[Hello]

Great price & sorry to see you leave the hobby. GLWS

 

[j1n]

If you decide to split some of it up let me know. I'm interested in a couple kegs.

 

[wheatfieldbrewmaster]

Pm sent.

Thanks...


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[Doctor_M]

Sent the link to a friend.

 

[masskrug]

You got married?

 

[ruger988]

PM Sent.

 

[dpech]

You got married?

Haha yes, in fact, but she actually tried to convince me to keep doing it. It's just a lot of time involved and I don't drink quite as much as I used to, so when I do I prefer a bit more variety than brewing myself can really give me. I've never been a big fan of the work/reward ratio involved with smaller batches.

Just a follow up: there's been quite a bit of interest in individual pieces, but I'm going to try and sell it all at once for at least a week or two before I entertain doing that. I'll update this if I do decide to go that route, and get back to any pms directly.

Thanks!

 

[drthrob]

You got married?

Home brewing is an easy sell to a spouse: "Honey, I'm saving money brewing this way instead of buying beer retail."


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[dpech]

Sold!