I love Craigslist!!

[Brewing Clamper]

Thanks to craigslist I just scored 5 pin lock cornies, a 20lb co2 tank- full, two dual-guage regulators, and all the fittings... for $100!!! I lucked out man!! I just thought I'd brag and tell ya'll to be patient if you don't want to spend big bucks...

Now to clean them up...

 

[david_42]

I haven't had much luck with craigslist, but a lot of people do. I am watching it for a 7-9 cuft chest freezer to replace my dying kegger. In hot weather, it can barely hold 50F and one of the door hinges rusted out.

 

[NoBull6]

http://detroit.craigslist.org/for/191695545.html

Pretty good deal there. $150 for tons of stuff - good for someone just starting out. I don't check very often, but every once in a while I'll check for a fridge for lagering.

 

[EdWort]

That's a sweet deal if you can get it.

 

[Blender]

Craigslist is great. I am looking at a used keg for boiling wort for 35 dollars.

 

[Cheesefood]

http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/bar/193972790.html

Need some mystery hops?

 

[Monk]

I haven't had much luck with craigslist, but a lot of people do. I am watching it for a 7-9 cuft chest freezer to replace my dying kegger. In hot weather, it can barely hold 50F and one of the door hinges rusted out.

Man, I'm looking for the same thing down in SoCal. I found a couple, but I'm still sort of wary when it comes to the used appliances. I bought an old fridge last March to use for fermentation, but it died on me in less than 2 months. $80 bucks down the drain, plus $50 for the temp regulator that is sitting in my garage in disuse right now.

 

[Jaybird]

Blender
for used kegs just go to your local brewery they will probably have some that they have taken out of service. I buy mine for either 10 or 20 bucks, I cant remember its been a while...
Cheers
JJ

 

[artfldodger]

Thanks for the heads up on that Cheesefood, I might have to take him up on that!

now what to brew with mystery hops....

 

[Rdracera1]

Man, I'm looking for the same thing down in SoCal. I found a couple, but I'm still sort of wary when it comes to the used appliances. I bought an old fridge last March to use for fermentation, but it died on me in less than 2 months. $80 bucks down the drain, plus $50 for the temp regulator that is sitting in my garage in disuse right now.

Man that sucks about the fridge. You can just send me the temp controller and I'll make sure it doesn't go to waste!

 

[Brewing Clamper]

Well, I finally got all the kegs cleaned and sanitized, all the lines hooked up, and my hefe weizen kegged. I can't wait until it's carbonated enough for me to drink! I'm force carbonating it at 30PSI because that's what I read somewhere on here... is that cool? Anyway, I've now officially joined all you keggers!!

 

[the_bird]

Don't be getting all uppity towards us bottlenecks, now...