Beer Gear On Trademe

[Sparky]

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

[Damon Colbert]

Hey dude, perfect timing.  I'm looking to start kegging and could probably take one or two of those off your hands.  If someone buys two then it's most likely me.

[Kelly Milligan]

Sweet! :D I've got my old tap that I'll give you for free. It's not the prettiest, but it works fine. 

K

[Damon Colbert]

Cheers man, you want me to do the TradeMe thing, or shall we do a backroom deal?

[Kelly Milligan]

Run it through TM :)

[Karl Hayes]

http://www.trademe.co.nz/home-living/lifestyle/home-brewing/auction...

large 3 vessel brewery for sale, all the bells and whistles.

[Clinton]

Upgrading systems?

[Karl Hayes]

Nah, I had grand ideas of having a semi-commercial brewery in the back of the shop but extraction difficulties meant I could never use it except for Saturday when everyone else had left the building. I took it on a few collaborative brew-days and it was really good for that, swapped half of my batch for something different, but if I was to brew something for myself, I'd prefer something simpler to give me 23 Litres.

However I am playing around with a 150L BIAB system....

[Peter Smith]

you have a boat winch to lift the bag out?

[Ralph]

Ha. I have a block and tackle for my 50L BIAB... but I had considered a winch.

[Karl Hayes]

Won't be a bag - an internal pot with a perforated false bottom and I've got a tripod and pulley system at the moment.

[Peter Smith]

why not a false bottom mash tun, 150L is a lot of grain...

[Karl Hayes]

A mate and I are looking to commercialise a 1 pot system, fully electric with PID. I suspect the end product will have a 120L and a 60L version, capable of 90L and 38L batches but the prototype will be the 150L behemoth. I would prefer a 3 vessel system but we've recognised a niche for the smaller-footprint system. Watch this space.