FS MEL: 3-vessel all-grain brewing setup: pump, mash tun, keggle, urn,

[rossp]

I'm selling my home brewing gear. This made many tasty batches of beer but unfortunately I just don't have the time to brew any more. His is a perfect three-vessel system including a pump (no gravity feed needed!) for the amateur brewer.

All is sold as-is. It needs a clean but you should be ready to brew on the day you pick it up!

• Esky mash tun with home made copper manifold, tap, mashmaster thermometer
• Crown electric hot water run with sight glass and tap (tested today and boils water - all good!)
• 50L "keggle" with lid, welded thread, and tap
• Coopers plastic fermenter, with tap and air lock. Plastic getting a bit discoloured but was used approx a month ago for a FWK, no dramas.
• Copper counter-flow wort chiller. Garden hose inlet/outlet one side, barbs on the other.
• Home made immersion chiller. Note never tested since I made this 5+ years ago, might leak!
• 240v wort transfer pump
• Refractometer (condition / accuracy unknown)
• 3-ring gas burner
• large nylon hop bag for boiling hops & reducing sediment
• 5L plastic jug
• box of "stuff": spare mash master thermometer, silicone hoses, spoon, plumbing, bottle filler, who knows what else

Note no bottles or kegs included. All equipment as-is, take it all or leave it. Needs a light clean but all in working order.

I've been out of the brewing scene for a couple of years so I'm a little fuzzy on brewing details but happy to have a chat if you've got any questions.

I must admit I'm a little unsure what this is worth as I've been out of this circle for quite a while. I guess I'll start at around $500, but please feel free to make reasonable offers. Cash on pickup, Diamond Creek (NE Suburbs). Trying to sell as a whole kit rather than splitting.

 

[Nebes]

Hi intrested in your urn depending on its size and how much u want for it? If u want to split it all up

 

[GrumpyPaul]

May know someone that is interested - my son is after a brew system.

Standby - Ill ask him and let you know

 

[technobabble66]

How big is the esky?
I have a friend who's after a 100-120L esky MLT. (plus some of the other gear, like the burner)

 

[GrumpyPaul]

Pm sent for the lot

 

[technobabble66]

Greedy bugger!


:lol:

 

[rossp]

Pm sent for the lot

Cheers - have sent you a response.

Hi intrested in your urn depending on its size and how much u want for it? If u want to split it all up

Prefer not to split - but the urn is approx 30L if memory serves. Can measure it up tonight to confirm. With the urn as HLT and Esky as MT I regularly did 23L batches to fill a keg plus a couple longnecks.

How big is the esky?
I have a friend who's after a 100-120L esky MLT. (plus some of the other gear, like the burner)

It's a 30 (or 33? 36L?) Esky brand. Certainly not 100L though sorry.

For now it's GrumpyPaul's to take, otherwise I'll respond here. Would prefer not to split it if possible. Thanks for the interest guys.

 

[rossp]

Pm sent for the lot

All sold to GrumpyPaul (who wasn't even that grumpy!). Thanks Paul and happy brewing.

 

[GrumpyPaul]

All sold to GrumpyPaul (who wasn't even that grumpy!). Thanks Paul and happy brewing.

shh dont tell anyone ...this is a carefully cultivated facade I have crafted over many years.....

 

[bradsbrew]

Now to hide the evidence before the wife returns?

"That, no I've had that stuff for ages"

 

[GrumpyPaul]

Now to hide the evidence before the wife returns?

"That, no I've had that stuff for ages"

No problems - my son and his mate bought it - which means I no longer have to brew for them

They have to hide it from thier respective wives - i wasnt with them when they got home but I did say good luck explaining that this old esky, a keg with a hole cut in it, some twisted up copper pipe and assortment of bits and pieces was worth $450.

Sneak it straight around to the shed like a real brewer was my advice.