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You say just starting out, so maybe a few more details to steer people in the right direction would be helpful to be able to possibly help you out. For starters are you starting out with extracts, partial mash, all grain brewing? What volume are you planning to brew, 20ish litres at a time...

Depending on what size your after, I have an aluminium pot from the asian grocers I think its around the 30L mark, not 100% on the volume...yours for $20 and I am in SE subs as well

Price drop to $1200.00

I am needing space in the shed and down sizing my system. This is a complete turnkey system ready to brew as soon as you get it home, even the workbench. Most all the gear is Keg King with a few bits and bobs sourced elsewhere. I have broken down the price of the parts I paid new and it is...

I agree with billygoat, I have 2x KK mag drive pumps, one is upgraded with the SS head cause I am running a heavy manifold on it and didn't want the plastic head to crack or break under the weight. One pump is a couple years old and runs as strong as the newer one (about 6 months old). Great...

Nar, fella/owner at Beer Belly is a welder, that has under gone some medical condition like arthritis or something similar, don't know full story or details of it, but that limits him compared to their earlier days so he stopped with the big stuff and just cuts and presses out the small stuff.

Thought I would add a small detail that the photos on Beer Belly don't show for those that are not familiar with the Falsie. The stainless screen is mounted on top of a stainless plate and held together by a wingnut on top. So there is zero chance of grain sneaking in to the uptake pipe. The...

hahaha........ oh but you should have replied

Little birdie told me that it will not be all Rays Outdoors, as BCF has bought them out and will be re-branding most the stores as such, and shutting the rest of them. But I am sure they will still have sales at shutting down stores and possible sales at re-brand openings Little Birdie = wife...

no worries, so yes its back up for grabs

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I have a Beer Belly Falsie that is just sitting around and not being used, will come with S/S bulkhead and barb for your esky. It will need a 1/2"BSP ball valve (or whatever your configurations are). $50 Pick up in South East Suburbs Melb or can post for put in an 3kg express post satchel for an...

If you end up selling separate I would be interested in a gas bottle and 1 or 2 kegs.

oh and for those that are interested in Yelp KegMate and like to get hands dirty with a little programming here is the link for Yelp KegMate http://engineeringblog.yelp.com/2010/08/yelp-makes-beer-more-fun.html

I was in middle of writing last post when you posted this. Craftbrewer is $499 out of stock, and KegKing is $449 in stock and Grain and Grape do not sell "Fridge only" they come with the SS single, double, and triple, with the single starting at $589

Just wondering if you are both aware that KegKing's and Craftbrewer's kegerators are the exact same thing, as is Grain and Grape's. They are ALL KegMaster Series 4, Ross at Craftbrewer has stopped selling the series 3 and advertises the series 4 on his website and is currently out of stock. They...

For your cafe? if intent to distribute you might want to check on the laws for selling alcohol on a commercial level, as well as your local councils food safety laws unless you are getting kegs of commercial beer, but in that case you will only want 1 tap on the font as that's all you can fit...

sucks your so far, I would snap that up in a heart beat

Unless your buying the same bottles as the hospitals use...ie medical grade 02, all the ones at bunnings and supergas for Oxy cutters are not food grade 02 and thus you need a micron filter in place, so please tell me why its better, rather than just slamming my suggestion and walking away

Keg King has air pump, micron filter and SS air difusser kit for $29.95 if your interested in that route. I use that with great success, probably could use a little more punch in the air pump but works non-the-less