http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...08&category=118
What the hell is this? and if it is a beer brewing barrel, how does it work?
What the hell is this? and if it is a beer brewing barrel, how does it work?
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Justin
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Exactly, WTF?? Don't know how you use it. I assume you saw this one too
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...&category=56270
Was $350 reserve when it came out, now down to $180 but still, not exactly sure what you would use it for?
JD
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...&category=56270
Was $350 reserve when it came out, now down to $180 but still, not exactly sure what you would use it for?
JD
The second one looks nice. I like the triclover fittings. By the size of it, it would fit well in Jayse's future cold-room, because not too many fridges or chest freezers are that big.
The first one looks interesting, I'd like a good look at it to see how it is used.
The first one looks interesting, I'd like a good look at it to see how it is used.
jayse
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i went and checked that second one out.
the stainless welding is the finest i have ever seen.
i think it was originally going to be a huge still but never got finished. i guess all it needs for a still is a copper coil condensor attached to the top.
deffintly to much to pay for a keg though. but damo has some kegs fitted with ball locks plus heaps of other home brew gear for sale.
the stainless welding is the finest i have ever seen.
i think it was originally going to be a huge still but never got finished. i guess all it needs for a still is a copper coil condensor attached to the top.
deffintly to much to pay for a keg though. but damo has some kegs fitted with ball locks plus heaps of other home brew gear for sale.
