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Thanks all. Have a couple of potential takers, but I'll PM down the list of they fall through. Each tier is removable so it isn't hard to disassemble. It is very heavy though b/c it is 2" square tubing. Made it for 20 gallon batches and it handled them easily.

It's going for scrap if no one wants it. That would be a real shame.

It's a crankenstein.

Prices added and there is a regulator

3 – 15.5 gallon keggles w/ tops cut and ½” ball valves - $30 each 5 – 5 gallon ball-lock corny kegs - $25 each 20lb CO2 tank with regulator - $20 O2 tank - free 2 roller grain mill - $10 A bunch of brewing books - PM if you want a list

Very heavy duty 3-tier stand with cast iron burners up for grabs to anyone who can haul it away. Located in Rockville.

Hi stonebrewer. Could you PM the price list? I'll probably be in for 3 sacks.

I'm in.

It's 0.47 L (15.8925 fl oz). There's a fill line on the backside of the glass.

May be interested in the books if you ship.

Too bad. I would have loved to get my hands on the old Zymurgy and BYO mags.

It's karma dude. Buyer beware.

I've traded with a couple of people from this old thread https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f163/whats-your-yeast-farm-166285/index2.html. A link to my stash is in there. Whatcha got?

Thanks for the input. I'll check out all of the recommended places that I can. Cheers

I'm going to be in Salt Lake City, UT for work later this month (23rd-29th), and of course I'm planning the trip around tasting opportunities. Any recommendations other than Squatters, Bohemian, and Uinta? Any club meetings going on during that time, or is anyone up for meeting at a bar/brewery...

Picked up some cornys from a former homebrewer, but one of the kegs is missing the lid. Does anyone have an extra that they would be willing to sell or trade?

I'm in, also as BayouBrew. I second the thanks for bringing this to my attention. I didn't do it for the glasses because I never win anything, but it did give me the motivation to get serious about roasting my own beans. I've been meaning to do it for awhile. Thanks for the inspiration, and...

Legislation dealing with homebrewing beer has been introduced. As in every state, the La. Alcohol and Tobacco Control Law states that you cannot manufacture or distribute alcohol without a license or paying taxes. However, most states have language listing homebrewing up to a certain level...

I keep them all on slants in 2ml microfuge tubes so it is really easy to reslant them every 4 months. I also keep glycerol stocks in the -80C freezer at work, so I may let the slants go except for the ones that I use often if my club doesn't start using them. @krops13 - whatcha got?

So, is anyone up for trades, especially on BrewTek yeast?