Dare I ask a question given what I have posted previously? I'll try it anyway.
What would be a reasonable price to ask if I sold my 3V brewery? Opinions please?
I'd like to have an idea of it's potential value before I actually 'offer' it for sale.
HLT: 50L keg with SS lid, CB 2200 w element, sight glass, dial thermo, weldless fittings
MT: 50L keg bottom draining, Beerbelly (BB) false bottom, BB return dish, Clarke rubber insulation on keg & lid, dial thermo, welded fittings
Keggle: 18 G, welded fittings
Brewframe: welded steel, red rustkill, silver heat 'proof' paint on Keggle end, castor wheels, wind/heat shielding on Keggle end
Other:
2 tier, gravity from HLT to MT - perfect for fly sparging easily.
SS 1/2" taps, cam lock fitings & hoses
BB 15a temp controler for HLT
Italian spiral burner & medium pressure adjustable reg
March pump & toggle switch
SS mash paddle included (as per the lower one):
Rustkill undercoat, red rustkill top coat and silver heat resistant paint on the keggle end. Castor wheels. Gas bottle sits in under the HLT.
I have bolted some tin around the keggle burner to act as heat shield and wind shield.
On the end red panel, there is an stc1000 type of unit to control the 2200w element in the HLT and a toggle switch for the march pump. The white cable is the temp probe that goes into a weldless thermowell. Fused IEC is power in, round 3 pin plug is for the march pump.
I cut the entire top off the keg so that there is no lip, to make getting spent grain out easier. Also easier to pull apart for cleaning (i.e. getting the false bottom out and getting hands in there to do so).
I made the lid out of a flat sheet of tin with some locator lugs on it and then glued a disk of the insulation to the top of it.