These look a bit rough...

[Toast]

...but someone might like these fellas. Not likely.
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Business-farming-industry/Retail-hospitali...

[Soren]

I think those are the ones I got, from "Kenny Beverages" in chch. They are indeed rough but they work... They also have s/s disconnects selling for $15 a piece and some dispensing gear. The main annoyance is that the connector valves (or what ever they are called) are not all the same, I am using a few different disconnects (both gas and beer) to run the 6 kegs I have going at the moment.... If you get a few they'll drop the price to $60 plus freight.

[Reviled]

They dont look all that bad, good price too! Are they not standard corny fittings tho?

[Soren]

I don't know whats going on, the fittings all look the same but I have to switch my disconnects around all the time, bloody annoying.

[Toast]

60 bucks ain't so bad...I'd rather buy the real deal though. What have they been used for? and do they have pressure release valves? They look to me like they don't.

[Soren]

Used for soft drinks, coke-syrup and stuff. They do have pressure release valves.

[Toast]

When I lived in the UK, I bought my Corniesfrom two places, one supplier in the UK who was all right-ish and one in Germany who was great. Shipped within a day. http://www.novanorm.net/ec-shop/index.html
I spoke to him before leaving and he's happy to ship to NZ. 35 Euros a keg is about 75 bucks. You've got shipping on top, but you're buying a really nice keg there. Might be worthwhile clubbing together with some friends and getting some (not me, I'm fully stocked!)

[vdog]

Just checked that out and it looks like a pretty good option all things considered - could get four kegs and their connectors for around NZ$450 including delivery.

[donald stewart]

hi, a mate of mine got 10 between us and they are all good, and it only cost $40.00 for freight for the lot
they have got lots of them ,the kegs were made in nz if you need any parts for them they a firestone keg ,parts from http://beverageequipmentco.com/index.html

[Nolen Smith]

Donald, I got one of these types of kegs ages ago. What struck me was that the in and out ball lock valves have a male fitting on the bottom rather than a female fitting, which I had never seen. I ordered new Firestone valves from Northern Brewer and the ones they sent are female. What do you have on your kegs and have you had to replace any?

[Adrian Tayler]

Hi there, any of these left?

[James P]

I would say there are a few Adrain, however you should try Steve at Hallertau in AKL if you are after corney kegs, it would probably be cheaper on the freight too!