Timboosh
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Homebrewing Equipment for Sale
I have this habit of trying hobbies, then buying an exorbitant amount of crap in support of said hobby… only to be followed by either a loss of interest in said hobby, or finding a new hobby that occupies enough time to get me out of the old one… so… Here I am hoping you want to buy some of the stuff I bought with good intentions, but lack of follow through on my part. I figured I'd post here first and let you all have a stab at it... In a week or so, it's going on CL...
(FWIW, though I haven't posted much, this forum has been an AWESOME source of info on Brewing, and I'm probably not done, I just want to switch gears for a while...)
Older Beverage-Air BM23 Kegerator –
The good (for the homebrewer): Converted to a triple-tap for use with 5 gal Corny/Ball lock kegs. Will hold 4 ball lock kegs with a little finesse. Gas is plumbed to the outside of the unit. It gets COLD – like cold enough to freeze a keg if you wanted to (no, I've not damaged any of the kegs by freezing them...). Comes with a Johnson Controls A419 Temp controller (no, I won’t separate these). Has a three output manifold installed on the inside for gas to the kegs.
The Bad: The glass rail was ripped off the top by the previous owner (Yes, ripped, not “removed carefully”
. The Thermostat in the unit is set on full cold and corroded (hence the A419 – though it could be replaced for about $25). It could also use a new door seal. This is more of a unit that you'd want to put in your garage than in your living room, but as I said, it does work well.
Six (6) 5 Gal Ball Lock Corny Kegs –
All in clean good condition and ready to use. A few could probably use new O-Rings. Currently, two of them are in use in the kegerator.
High pressure Propane burner – Bayou Classic SP10
11 Gallon Stainless Steel Kettle w/ lid – Bayou classic, straight up, no fittings, etc.
4 Gallon Stainless kettle with lid – thin walled “economy” deal.
(2) 6 gallon glass carboys
(1) 5 gallon glass carboy
20# CO2 tank- Currently on the Kegerator and is probably about ½ full. Came with the kegerator when I bought it. Been around for quite a while, so it’s probably out of test.
5# CO2 tank- Brand spankin’ never even filled.
Triple Gauge dual regulator – medium quality unit, but works very well. (the one you get from Midwest Supplies with their "Brewlogic" system)
Single gauge single regulator – older Tap-Rite, higher quality unit.
25’ Stainless Steel Immersion Chiller
Igloo Marine cooler mash tun – 48qt, CPVC manifold, brass ball valve. Works like a champ, holds temps well. I got 80% efficiencies without even trying too hard…
Perlick sanke adapter – came with the kegerator. Currently fitted to the single regulator with a party tap for use with sanke kegs.
Misc – 2 cases of bottles, caps, hydrometers, spare hose, some grain, buckets, air locks, blowoff tubes, & mason jars, and some other odds and ends.
I might be shooting for the moon here, but… If I could sell the whole lot without breaking it up that would be preferred, And, I’d be willing to put together a better deal. (I think if you add it all up, you’ll realize that it’s a pretty good deal… I’ve got close $500 in the Kegerator alone.)
$1300 OBO takes all.
I don't have any with me at the moment (at work), but, I am willing to get pictures together and send them to any interested party...
At this point I will only sell locally, sorry. I'm willing to work with you on local delivery of the gear.
Please email me with questions. EDIT: In order to be fair to everyone, PLEASE EMAIL ME. NOT PM. I apologize, I did not realize that there was a limit on my PM IN/OUT box and it's now full (@ 5 total). Not trying to break forum rules here - just trying to be fair to everyone who may be met with an "inbox full" message.
Thanks,
Tim
[email protected]
I have this habit of trying hobbies, then buying an exorbitant amount of crap in support of said hobby… only to be followed by either a loss of interest in said hobby, or finding a new hobby that occupies enough time to get me out of the old one… so… Here I am hoping you want to buy some of the stuff I bought with good intentions, but lack of follow through on my part. I figured I'd post here first and let you all have a stab at it... In a week or so, it's going on CL...
(FWIW, though I haven't posted much, this forum has been an AWESOME source of info on Brewing, and I'm probably not done, I just want to switch gears for a while...)
Older Beverage-Air BM23 Kegerator –
The good (for the homebrewer): Converted to a triple-tap for use with 5 gal Corny/Ball lock kegs. Will hold 4 ball lock kegs with a little finesse. Gas is plumbed to the outside of the unit. It gets COLD – like cold enough to freeze a keg if you wanted to (no, I've not damaged any of the kegs by freezing them...). Comes with a Johnson Controls A419 Temp controller (no, I won’t separate these). Has a three output manifold installed on the inside for gas to the kegs.
The Bad: The glass rail was ripped off the top by the previous owner (Yes, ripped, not “removed carefully”
. The Thermostat in the unit is set on full cold and corroded (hence the A419 – though it could be replaced for about $25). It could also use a new door seal. This is more of a unit that you'd want to put in your garage than in your living room, but as I said, it does work well.Six (6) 5 Gal Ball Lock Corny Kegs –
All in clean good condition and ready to use. A few could probably use new O-Rings. Currently, two of them are in use in the kegerator.
High pressure Propane burner – Bayou Classic SP10
11 Gallon Stainless Steel Kettle w/ lid – Bayou classic, straight up, no fittings, etc.
4 Gallon Stainless kettle with lid – thin walled “economy” deal.
(2) 6 gallon glass carboys
(1) 5 gallon glass carboy
20# CO2 tank- Currently on the Kegerator and is probably about ½ full. Came with the kegerator when I bought it. Been around for quite a while, so it’s probably out of test.
5# CO2 tank- Brand spankin’ never even filled.
Triple Gauge dual regulator – medium quality unit, but works very well. (the one you get from Midwest Supplies with their "Brewlogic" system)
Single gauge single regulator – older Tap-Rite, higher quality unit.
25’ Stainless Steel Immersion Chiller
Igloo Marine cooler mash tun – 48qt, CPVC manifold, brass ball valve. Works like a champ, holds temps well. I got 80% efficiencies without even trying too hard…
Perlick sanke adapter – came with the kegerator. Currently fitted to the single regulator with a party tap for use with sanke kegs.
Misc – 2 cases of bottles, caps, hydrometers, spare hose, some grain, buckets, air locks, blowoff tubes, & mason jars, and some other odds and ends.
I might be shooting for the moon here, but… If I could sell the whole lot without breaking it up that would be preferred, And, I’d be willing to put together a better deal. (I think if you add it all up, you’ll realize that it’s a pretty good deal… I’ve got close $500 in the Kegerator alone.)
$1300 OBO takes all.
I don't have any with me at the moment (at work), but, I am willing to get pictures together and send them to any interested party...
At this point I will only sell locally, sorry. I'm willing to work with you on local delivery of the gear.
Please email me with questions. EDIT: In order to be fair to everyone, PLEASE EMAIL ME. NOT PM. I apologize, I did not realize that there was a limit on my PM IN/OUT box and it's now full (@ 5 total). Not trying to break forum rules here - just trying to be fair to everyone who may be met with an "inbox full" message.
Thanks,
Tim
[email protected]
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