WTB JOCKEY BOX

[Rosey6]

Hi all I’m after a jockey box for the summer any help would be awesome [emoji1303][emoji1303]

 

[Coxy]

I have a 50L one with two taps and a KK chiller plate. I won't sell it, but happy to lend it to you for 2-3 weeks if you give me some notice. I have no plans for it (yet) this summer. Will happily accept a couple of your finest as the rental price . I'm in Fitzroy North. This is the only photo of it that I can find, lol

 

[shawie]

I have a 50L one with two taps and a KK chiller plate. I won't sell it, but happy to lend it to you for 2-3 weeks if you give me some notice. I have no plans for it (yet) this summer. Will happily accept a couple of your finest as the rental price . I'm in Fitzroy North. This is the only photo of it that I can find, lol

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Im thinking of making one

Ill like to ask you a quick question is your kegs in ice too or do they stand next to the esky?

Cheers

 

[Grott]

The whole idea of the jockey box is for the keg to be on the outside and chilled through a plate or coil in the esky with ice or ice slurry.
However they can be used for mini kegs.

 

[homebrewnewb]

@Grott doffs cap, but sir... that's not entirely true. To expect 5-10 m of s-steel and passive temp esky to do that in a non commercial setting is probably unrealistic.
if we change a few variables we're all ganna have a good time..

1- lets expect the jockey box to be out of the environment. i.e inside or under cover.
2- If it's anything like my xmas gig. it's 50L min with lots of thirsty uncles, i.e at least 3. and me
3- i will have a jockey box. out of the sun, keg in in a ice bath as much as i can.
4- nice if it's 30C if it's 40C i really don't think it's realistic for a home made set up and home brew to cope with that kind of conversion... unless you've made a beer for it. like a rice adjunct shit swiller.