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Looky what turned up on my door...

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My precious... :icon_cheers:
 
nice schooey. looks like they ahve changes design or the mill housing. very nice
 
Is that the MM3?

Still debating a 2 vs a 3 roller mill.
*smack forhead*
of course. its a 3 roller. explains the differant housing to mine. i wonderied what the 2nd freaking shaft looking thing in the picture was. a shaft!
 
Yep, it's the MM3 2.0 with the stainless and 1/2" shaft. Heavy little ****** too!
 
Has anyone had any dealings with www.bargainfittings.com ?

Gotta get some valves and such for my keggle and they have a lot of specialist fittings at good prices. I suppose I'd have to get PRICE USA or something to send it here.

Cheers
 
Has anyone had any dealings with www.bargainfittings.com ?

Gotta get some valves and such for my keggle and they have a lot of specialist fittings at good prices. I suppose I'd have to get PRICE USA or something to send it here.

Cheers

hi i have just bought some gear of them wayne is excellent to deal with.
shipping was just $15 for 4 lbs when you order just add the items to your basket them copy and paste them to a message to him to find out shipping
costs.
if your order goes over 4 lbs he will let you know what items you can take out to keep the shipping at $15 otherwise medium flat rate box is around $45
cheers paul
 
Has anyone had any dealings with www.bargainfittings.com ?

Gotta get some valves and such for my keggle and they have a lot of specialist fittings at good prices. I suppose I'd have to get PRICE USA or something to send it here.

Cheers
hey GSS. if you decide to get something from them, I wouldnt mind grabbing something also and would split shipping.
 
hey GSS. if you decide to get something from them, I wouldnt mind grabbing something also and would split shipping.

Yes!!... this is exactly what i'm after. Lost probably +3L to trub in the kettle last brew day from a copped pickup tube that is not bent to the side. I reckon this would minimize losses for sure. Already got a compression fitting on the kettle, so be good to just get the tube.
 
Yes!!... this is exactly what i'm after. Lost probably +3L to trub in the kettle last brew day from a copped pickup tube that is not bent to the side. I reckon this would minimize losses for sure. Already got a compression fitting on the kettle, so be good to just get the tube.
thats funny. i wasnt going to get a compression fitting either as my socket is welded in. so its just a 'jam in' job.
 
I can also vouch for Wayne at www.bargainfittings.com

I have placed 2 orders with him so each fitted into the $15 4lbs flat pack.

Very helpful and quick with delivery.

Regards

Graeme
 
I'm suprised that someone locally is not thinking of selling half kilo and kilo lots of hop pellets. Surely if they are retailing locally for about $8-$10 per 90-100g, a half kilo or kilo could be solf profitably at roughly $6-$7 per 90-100g. I would rather pay a couple of dollars more and be able to buy within Australia and not have to buy 3 pounds (1.5kg) at a time to make it economical.
Leon
 
I'm suprised that someone locally is not thinking of selling half kilo and kilo lots of hop pellets. Surely if they are retailing locally for about $8-$10 per 90-100g, a half kilo or kilo could be solf profitably at roughly $6-$7 per 90-100g. I would rather pay a couple of dollars more and be able to buy within Australia and not have to buy 3 pounds (1.5kg) at a time to make it economical.
Leon
because we arent retailers, and most of us arent in this to make a buck, and we dont want to screw the retailers who are good to the AHB community (ie online sponsors)
order too much and ATO/customs come looking for your importers licence and import tax
having to front the $, as well as time and effort in organising.

if you really want some, find a few people thata re interested and arrange a buy yourselves.
 
I'm suprised that someone locally is not thinking of selling half kilo and kilo lots of hop pellets. Surely if they are retailing locally for about $8-$10 per 90-100g, a half kilo or kilo could be solf profitably at roughly $6-$7 per 90-100g. I would rather pay a couple of dollars more and be able to buy within Australia and not have to buy 3 pounds (1.5kg) at a time to make it economical.
Leon
Leon,
Most retailers will do this to some extent although expecting them to drop $2-$3 dollars per 90-100gms is a little too far.
I will drop $1 per 90gms for orders of more than 450gms of the same hop, so will at least one of the site sponsors.
Retailers do have costs as CM2 says, it's a consumers market at the moment with the dollar as high as it is.
Strike up a relationship with your LHBS owner and you may be suprised at what they are happy to do for you but there is a limit to what we can do.
Cheers
Nige
 
Anyone know a place to get John Guest 1/4" fittings (to fit MFL disconnects) cheap? I need to get quite a few of them and they're at least $7 each here in Aus (wow).
 
because we arent retailers, and most of us arent in this to make a buck, and we dont want to screw the retailers who are good to the AHB community (ie online sponsors)
order too much and ATO/customs come looking for your importers licence and import tax
having to front the $, as well as time and effort in organising.

if you really want some, find a few people thata re interested and arrange a buy yourselves.


I was kind of referring to the retailers and site sponsors who frequent this site, rather than thinking about a co-op type arrangement.
 
I was kind of referring to the retailers and site sponsors who frequent this site, rather than thinking about a co-op type arrangement.
ahh sorry. misunderstood.
as Nige pointed out, retailers have overheads and mouths to feed.

as strong as the dollar is etc, ive just forked out almost $80 for yeast buying off a sponsor causer they can get it quicker and cheaper (in time, effort and smaller quantities) than me. so I guess it evens out.
 
I agree with you both Nige and Citymorgue. I work in retail as well and I know how even when you have put things on special and cut the margins big time, there are always customers who want more discount, or there is a competitor who is selling it cheaper than you. I am just suprised that there is not a wholesaler or retailer in OZ who is or has tried to specialise in selling bulk hops at a discounted rate. I would imagine that getting within a few of dollars per 100g of the US sites and being able to ship it to the buyers door in a couple of days rather than a few weeks would be competitive option.
Maybe?
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