Recent content by Pnutapper

@oldernewbrewer : As requested, more pics taken last night, including damage... This is barmans view, there is significant pitting in the chrome. The rest looks pretty good. Few cobwebs etc, but will clean up nicely. Drip tray insulation is sound, as is the flood kit. There is a...

Will do mate. I will take some more pics tonight, and post them up tomorrow. I am not in the workshop again until this evening. :bigcheers:

Bumping this as I am happy to reduce the price to $200. It got a little bit damaged in a bit of a recent domestic disaster. I would now rate it as fair condition. I may just add here... Those who have my phone number - it may be worth shooting me a PM as my number has changed in recent months.

If you are buying rather than brewing, it will always be cheaper to go for slabs rather than kegs. It has been this way for quite some time now. Pubs, bars etc only use draught beer for manual handling and fridge space benefits.

If you are going to flood your fount, it may be worth thinking about condensation and rust damage to the lid of your kegerator. Generally, flooded founts are mounted into drip trays to catch the condensate, and protect the bench top from water damage. The fount nipple also condensates when the...

Nice one mate! :bigcheers:

Not sure if @Brewerswife has sold this equipment yet, but assuming everything is in good nick, if I was selling this gear, I would be looking for $500 as a minimum for this gear.

Is insulation thickness an issue mate? How many Glycol/water lines do you need? Are you able to collect from Inner Nth suburbs?

It looks like an Alumasc tap to me.

Nice work boss... :)

What’s the difference between a nail, a screw and a bolt ?” the shop teacher asked Judy, the only girl in the shop class during the first day of school. Judy pondered the question for a moment, then replied, “Well, I can’t rightly say as I know, ’cause I ain’t never been ‘bolted’.” Count me in...

My $0.02? As others have said above, the key is balancing your tap lines. There are any number of tables and spreadsheets on this forum that deal with this issue. Another issue is whether to go brass for economy's sake, or stainless. Brass will produce carbonic acid when it comes in contact...

How would you know that? :fallingoffchair:

Can anyone help me find the "Cashed up bogan" thread please? I left it lying around somewhere, and I just can't find it. Maybe I left it behind the "I love VB and Jim Bean & Coke" thread? I'll go look there... Thanks anyway...

Yeah... But they got the story a little bit screwed up along the way somewhere...