Beer Gear On Trademe

[Sparky]

Seen something on Trademe that others maybe interested in...post it here

[Jess9]

http://www.trademe.co.nz/business-farming-industry/retail-hospitali...

30L SS pot with element and lid and tap and false bottom.  Originally used for preserving, and made in NZ : )

[Mike Neilson]

Here a single teir bench, Money well spent me thinks

 

http://www.trademe.co.nz/business-farming-industry/retail-hospitali...

[FatD]

yer would be awesome!

[Dan Filihiahekava]

For those looking for a handpull

http://www.trademe.co.nz/antiques-collectables/alcohol-related/beer...

[Dougal]

Damn you!! I thought I might have a chance at that one. ;-)

Now that it's out in the open, does anyone know the Homark beer engines well? What typically needs replacing? Availability of parts?

[Dan Filihiahekava]

HAHAH sorry bro

[Pilgrim]

Dougal,

The pump looks identical to mine and the UK agents for HOMARK were Hallamshire, www.hallamshire.co.uk back in 1999 when I was working in the UK for Y2K. I ordered two sets of spare parts for mine and they were quite a reasonable price at the time. The spares kits came with all new internal parts including the diaphragm and all new O rings. If you get it, I would disassemble the pump and check what needs replacing. If the diaphragm is ok then you could source all of the O rings from your local engineering supplier. Just make sure they are food grade (I think most of them are). I replaced everything in mine but the valve parts and diaphragm didn't really need replacing. I replaced everything because I had the complete kit.

Hope this helps.

Pete.

[Dougal]

Thanks Pete.

What is the pull on these? Quarter or half pint?

[Pilgrim]

Just  popped out to the bar to check ... Hic!

Mine poured 310ml which is .54552374 Imperial Pints :-)

[Rhyno]

This may suit someone, 57L pot (although my calcs suggest 62L) with outlet.

http://www.trademe.co.nz/business-farming-industry/retail-hospitali...

[Stu H]

Zing! Good spotting, cheers!

[Stu H]

Sweet so I won that auction! With the outlet at the bottom of the vessel I'm thinking mash tun or HLT... What do you guys reckon?