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Its a 7 Gal chronicle, non-brewmaster edition

Sorry for the super late response mate. If you're still looking interested let me know

https://www.newerabrewing.com.au/ss-brewtech-tc-racking-arm-adaptor/

No worries mate

Yeah I've got one available mate and yes it does have a thermowell

Just standard secondhand ball lock cornys, nothing flash but holding pressure

will do mate

Im going to keep them as a package for now mate but $200 if I split them up

$70 ea. Happy to offload up to about 8 of them. Can do a bulk deal

You can take your pick from of these 2. They're old but work fine

I have a bunch of ball lock 19L cornys in the Newcastle NSW area I can sell you

$500 mate, with brand-new gaskets, butterfly and sample valves, racking arm adaptor and fridge.

Thanks stevonz. Near Newcastle NSW

Gday brewers, Reluctantly, its time to downsize the brewery. I've run about 100 brews through this without a problem. Ive just used a STC-1000 temp controller to manage the HLT and works great. 1 x Keggle HLT with copper HERMS and 2200W element; 1 x Direct fired keggle Mash Tun with s/s...

"... InterANAL TEMPS..." Thought I was on the wrong forum for a moment there lol

Thanks zwitter, I will do just that. Sounds like you have one pimped out system! Look forward to the photos.

Hey Florian, does the racking elbow fit into the sanitary valve? That looks like a much better option than pulling apart ball valves!

Highly recommend this kit for O2 http://www.brewman.com.au/web/showproduct.asp?prodid=856

Try chopping off the bottom 3 cm off your keg dip tube. As your beer continues to settle during lagering you are constantly drawing yeast etc from the bottom of the keg. Alternatively, before kegging, try cold crashing, filtering, fining and or being careful not to transfer too much yeast/trube...

Well the brewery is in need of a good scrub. has anyone used caustic soda on copper, silicone hoses, brass or pumps (chugger specifically)? Any dos or donts?