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Check ebay. Most all of the Homebrew shops on there do and if they don’t they ship it to ebay and eBay’s international shipping program ships it out all over the world.

Check some of the smaller stores on ebay. That’s pretty much all I’ve been using lately, even after always comparing prices.

Glad I found this forum. Just got mine. Two of them actually so I can do a full 5 gal. Batch. Super excited! Just did a quick Mangrove Jacks Cider pouch kit bc I didn’t have time to brew, but was so excited to try them. Another thing I’m really going to love is skipping chilling. Just...

Still have it. Sorry for the delay, family stuff came up. I’m better with text. Five 1 7 two O four seven four two eight.

Looks like you win it. Will be about $20 to ship it to Monroe. I’m headed out of town Monday. I can ship it tomorrow or Saturday if you want. Cheers!

Holt, which is on the south side of Lansing. I'd rather ship than have to drive far though.

Yes, I'll split it with you. Will probably cost $30 or so, $15 ish each. ...how 'bout $130 shipped? I'll cover the rest of shipping.

Price reduced. $120 now.

Selling my stainless Fermenter. Custom made. Similar but Better than a Chapman. $150 Thick stainless 3” Tri Clamp for dry hopping or adding a distilling column 21” tall x 14” wide Valve, bulkhead, Tri Clamp, tc reducer cap, stopper and airlock all included. Ready to go. See pics...

Keg king series 4 kegerator

I still love mine, so fun, yes I'm using it off a kegerator, Intertap Flow Control Faucets are key, but yes, you can naturally carb in a can. Do it just like you would for bottling. No need to run them through a heat cycle to kill yeast that I know of. It is the exact same as bottling. Just put...

Price reduced. $110 now

One small issue ...the clips need to be soldered or welded back on. Delivered to me new with three of them off, then the 4th popped off when I was messing with it. They probably didn’t prep it right or something. Should be pretty simple to solder or tack back on, but I got a new one and don’t...

Exactly. It's pretty cool. I've been brewing this way for a long time. Check out our old threads about "Super Simple Yeast Harvesting" When it is all done and settled in the jar, you simply put a plate underneath to catch the drips, close the valve, unscrew the jar and slap on a sanitized jar lid.

I copy and pasted this from morebeer.com Features: 6.5 Gal capacity 45° Conical angle Oversized 3" buttefly dump valve Silicone Gasketed lid for perfect fermenter seal Uses common mason jars as yeast harvester All steps on the cold side of brewing in one vessel: Primary, Seconday, Yeast...

I'll spit it w/ you

Sold Used 3 times. Like new. Just doesn't fit in my ferm chamber. $150

Sold

One has only been used once, the other a handful of times. Both have temperature probes and all the fittings. $80 each or $150 for both.