Items for Sale
Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2016 10:18 pm
I'm clearing out some replaced/unused gear. PM me with questions or for more details.
Refractometer and pipettes. Does not have ATC (calibrated to 20°C). Verified it was zeroed when I got it and it's been great ever since. Has a case but the zipper is busted on it. $20. **SOLD**
Rubbermaid 7 gallon (model 1655) round cooler. I was going to use this as an HLT for sparge water but never did. Has a vinyl hose with a clamp so it's set up for basic HLT use, but could also easily be converted to a mash tun for 5 gallon batches. $40.
Coleman XTreme 9 gallon/34 L mash tun with custom voile bag from MashedIn and a velcroed nylon strap. The extra insulation is awesome for outdoor winter brews. And there's very little dead space. This will handle most 5 gallon batches that you can throw at it (admittedly I never tried a barleywine or RIS but I did brew up over 1.080 a couple of times). You can also do bigger batches up to about 1.060 if you really love to sparge. There's a street elbow inside and a male camlock on the ball valve. There's a small hole in the bag where I let it get too close to my burner (visible in the picture), but it happened in the best possible spot above the seam and has never been a problem. $85 with the camlock, $80 without.
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Refractometer and pipettes. Does not have ATC (calibrated to 20°C). Verified it was zeroed when I got it and it's been great ever since. Has a case but the zipper is busted on it. $20. **SOLD**
Rubbermaid 7 gallon (model 1655) round cooler. I was going to use this as an HLT for sparge water but never did. Has a vinyl hose with a clamp so it's set up for basic HLT use, but could also easily be converted to a mash tun for 5 gallon batches. $40.
Coleman XTreme 9 gallon/34 L mash tun with custom voile bag from MashedIn and a velcroed nylon strap. The extra insulation is awesome for outdoor winter brews. And there's very little dead space. This will handle most 5 gallon batches that you can throw at it (admittedly I never tried a barleywine or RIS but I did brew up over 1.080 a couple of times). You can also do bigger batches up to about 1.060 if you really love to sparge. There's a street elbow inside and a male camlock on the ball valve. There's a small hole in the bag where I let it get too close to my burner (visible in the picture), but it happened in the best possible spot above the seam and has never been a problem. $85 with the camlock, $80 without.
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