Thorsbrew
Well-Known Member
Hey guys. A handful of brewing equipment that I have left.
IMMERSION CHILLER KIT $75 (If you want I can sell the chiller separately)
Immersion Chiller
Eco396 Pump with accessories
Silicone tubing
1/2" to 3/8" reducer
Including a couple garden hose to barb adapters in case you want to use that (think one was 3/8" the other 1/2")
5g Bucket
Alright with this one I made the mistake of going with the much more expensive 5/8" OD Type L copper not realizing just how difficult it was going to be to bend. However the kinks have not created any actual pin pricks of any sort and the flow doesn't seem that badly affected. Even with that terrible vinyl tubing I got from HD that's on there I can still get the water to flow out of the tube faster than my garden hose can fill the bucket. Though only when cold. When I run hot water through it it collapses the vinyl tubes so you'll just need to replace that with silicone tubing or perhaps garden hose. The vinyl tube is the main kink/slowdown so it should flow faster than you'd really even want with a smaller silicone tube. Otherwise it works just fine. PS: The pump also works great for cleaning my keg lines, cleaning bottles and more.
SMALL BATCH FERMENTER KIT $60 (Can split them up if wanted)
6x 2.5gallon Airtight containers I bought in order to use as small batch fermenters. These were $15 each.
Includes 6 Grommets for a blow off tube or airlock (either 5/16 or 3/8, fits the standard airlocks) (Have not drilled the holes for the grommets set so you could use it for grain storage as well)
2 Extra 6.5gallon Buckets $20
These are a bottling bucket without spigot and a fermentation bucket. They were what I originally received from midwest but had some minor scratches inside so I had them send me 2 more (which are what are in the platinum kit above)
25' Type L 5/8" Copper $40
This is leftover from the immersion chiller I built. About 25' left perfect for a counterflow chiller. This is not the cheaper type M 1/2" x 3/8" stuff most chillers use. This is the 5/8" x 1/2" Type L stuff that those $150 counterflow chillers use. If I was feeling better I'd probably buy the extra parts and put one together myself.
2 5 Gallon Food Grade Buckets with Gamma Seal Lids $30
Has been cleaned
BOTTLE RINSER (SULFITER) $15
20lb Co2 Tank $80
Dual Gauge Regulator $75
Misc Bits Price: Pick'n'Choose And We'll Work It Out
-Beer Line Cleaner (BLC) only used a couple times so essentially full
-3 extra gas ball lock disconnects
-Liquid Check Valve (prevent beer backing up, i was using for soda carbonator)
-Metal Soda Carbonator
-Keg Dip Tube Scrubber/Cleaner
-2x 1/4" MFL Couplers
-2x 5/16" Swivel Nut Barbs
-2x 1/4" Swivel Nut Barbs
-Half dozen 1/4" swivel nut washers
-Half dozen regulator washers
-5 Hose clamps
-4 Air filters for kegs
-2 Plastic Faucets
-2 Liquid Ball Lock Disconnects
-30" walpaper bucket perfect size for sanitizing autosiphons and anything else
-1/2" High flow auto siphon
-Spring bottling filler
-Fermometer
-5 muslin hop bags
-2 5 gallon nylon bags from HD or lowes i use for straining hop debris (only used 1 but other is perfectly clean)
-2 pack BIAB bags says fits kettles up to 14" diameter never used
Bottles, 118 12ouncers, 5 bombers $40
Not completely sure what these go for but I think this sounds reasonable. All have been washed and scrubbed in oxiclean with a drill powered bottle scrubber then rinsed. No labels.
Homemade Bottle Drying Rack $15
Fits 56 bottles including extra space for a handful of bombers at either end
IMMERSION CHILLER KIT $75 (If you want I can sell the chiller separately)
Immersion Chiller
Eco396 Pump with accessories
Silicone tubing
1/2" to 3/8" reducer
Including a couple garden hose to barb adapters in case you want to use that (think one was 3/8" the other 1/2")
5g Bucket
Alright with this one I made the mistake of going with the much more expensive 5/8" OD Type L copper not realizing just how difficult it was going to be to bend. However the kinks have not created any actual pin pricks of any sort and the flow doesn't seem that badly affected. Even with that terrible vinyl tubing I got from HD that's on there I can still get the water to flow out of the tube faster than my garden hose can fill the bucket. Though only when cold. When I run hot water through it it collapses the vinyl tubes so you'll just need to replace that with silicone tubing or perhaps garden hose. The vinyl tube is the main kink/slowdown so it should flow faster than you'd really even want with a smaller silicone tube. Otherwise it works just fine. PS: The pump also works great for cleaning my keg lines, cleaning bottles and more.
SMALL BATCH FERMENTER KIT $60 (Can split them up if wanted)
6x 2.5gallon Airtight containers I bought in order to use as small batch fermenters. These were $15 each.
Includes 6 Grommets for a blow off tube or airlock (either 5/16 or 3/8, fits the standard airlocks) (Have not drilled the holes for the grommets set so you could use it for grain storage as well)
2 Extra 6.5gallon Buckets $20
These are a bottling bucket without spigot and a fermentation bucket. They were what I originally received from midwest but had some minor scratches inside so I had them send me 2 more (which are what are in the platinum kit above)
25' Type L 5/8" Copper $40
This is leftover from the immersion chiller I built. About 25' left perfect for a counterflow chiller. This is not the cheaper type M 1/2" x 3/8" stuff most chillers use. This is the 5/8" x 1/2" Type L stuff that those $150 counterflow chillers use. If I was feeling better I'd probably buy the extra parts and put one together myself.
2 5 Gallon Food Grade Buckets with Gamma Seal Lids $30
Has been cleaned
BOTTLE RINSER (SULFITER) $15
20lb Co2 Tank $80
Dual Gauge Regulator $75
Misc Bits Price: Pick'n'Choose And We'll Work It Out
-Beer Line Cleaner (BLC) only used a couple times so essentially full
-3 extra gas ball lock disconnects
-Liquid Check Valve (prevent beer backing up, i was using for soda carbonator)
-Metal Soda Carbonator
-Keg Dip Tube Scrubber/Cleaner
-2x 1/4" MFL Couplers
-2x 5/16" Swivel Nut Barbs
-2x 1/4" Swivel Nut Barbs
-Half dozen 1/4" swivel nut washers
-Half dozen regulator washers
-5 Hose clamps
-4 Air filters for kegs
-2 Plastic Faucets
-2 Liquid Ball Lock Disconnects
-30" walpaper bucket perfect size for sanitizing autosiphons and anything else
-1/2" High flow auto siphon
-Spring bottling filler
-Fermometer
-5 muslin hop bags
-2 5 gallon nylon bags from HD or lowes i use for straining hop debris (only used 1 but other is perfectly clean)
-2 pack BIAB bags says fits kettles up to 14" diameter never used
Bottles, 118 12ouncers, 5 bombers $40
Not completely sure what these go for but I think this sounds reasonable. All have been washed and scrubbed in oxiclean with a drill powered bottle scrubber then rinsed. No labels.
Homemade Bottle Drying Rack $15
Fits 56 bottles including extra space for a handful of bombers at either end
