IS this worth the Money?

[chezzesteak]

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/for/2138952663.html not mine but intrested in buying it...

 

[devildancer]

I would say yes. But it looks like there's a hole in the middle of it.

 

[1234]

I guess it depends on if you have access to a keg and the tools to make a keggle. If you do have access to them I would suggest you passing, but if you don't then I would buy it. I would try to get him down to $100.

 

[rtt121]

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f16/whats-my-keggle-worth-213059/

Might be of good reference for you. The keggle you are looking at is weldless, which would make it worth a little less.

Its in the right price range. It really depends on you. Would you rather hunt down a keg, cut a hole in the top, drill a hole in the bottom. And sand/polish?

 

[mkwasnie]

I recently sold a new Keggle I made on Craigslist for $140 that was with 1 ss ball valve, ss dip tube, 4' of silicon tubing and SS scrubie.

 

[Bobby_M]

I think it's worth about $80, maybe $90 if there's a dip tube.

 

[mkwasnie]

I'm interested in where to find a dip tube for $10 (with the compression fittings). Considering my bargain fittings bill was a little more then $60 (dip tube, tubing, and valve), and they have the best prices I can find, I would love to find lower prices. If $60 is the best price then unless I jacked a truckload of empty kegs, I don't see how $90 is reasonable with costs/labor.

That is if this is a new keggle and has SS components which it seems to be, if it's someone getting rid of their old keggle then the $90 or $100 does sound right imho.