Siouxerbrewer
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I have recently switched to fermenting in Kegs so I no longer need to ferment in my glass carboys. I am selling four 6.5 gallon glass carboys that have volume calibrations that I purchased from brewhardware.
The carboys are $35 each and include (approximately a $65 value new)(4 available):
-1 Italian 6.5 gallon glass carboy ($40 new)
-Brew Hardware calibration markers (already installed) ($3 new)
-1 Brew Hauler ($15.99 new)
-1 Carboy drain/stand ($6.99 new)
$15 additionally if you want the carboy cap with FULL racking cane and no thermowell also made from parts from Brew Hardware (1 available):
-1 3/8" stainless racking cane approximately 28" long (new $15)
-1 Stainless soda carbonator cap with interior barb ($11.99 new)
-5mm ID Evabarrier tubing with ball lock quick disconnect (for transferring into a corny keg) complete with Duotight fittings (tubing length is approximately 5')
$20 Additionally if you want the carboy cap fermenter head assembly (approximately $37 new) it is made from parts from Brew Hardware (4 available):
-1 18" Stainless thermowell that can accept a termperature probe up to 1/4" (inkbird temperature probe for example, $12 new)
-1 Stainless soda carbonator cap with interior barb ($11.99 new)
-1 SHORTENED 3/8" stainless racking cane ($11 new) **This shortened racking cane is designed to be used as a blowoff / top cropping device. If you wish to transfer beer after fermentation simply pull this one out and insert a full length racking cane.** The length of the straight segment of racking cane is approximately 8" from the top of the bend and extends approximately 6.5" into the fermenter when fully inserted. If you do smaller batches and want to top crop simply attach a segment of silicone tubing to this and cut it to a length that will sit at the desired height you wish to top crop from.
-1 (approximately 21") 3/8" ID silicone blow off tube
**These glass carboys are NOT PRESSURE RATED. I use the gas in port to "vacuum" off the yeast for top cropping purposes (typically an active fermentation is enough and you won't even need it for this purpose) and the carboy does not get pressurized at all. I have a total of four of these pieces of kit to sell and would rather not ship them (I suspect shipping might be too cost prohibitive for the buyer) so if you can pick these up near Fargo North Dakota that would be idea. If you wish to purchase the fermenter head assembly only, I might be willing to ship those. I would be willing to work with somebody who absolutely wanted to ship, if I must. These fermenters work really well when you hook them up to a Norcal mason jar yeast harvesting assembly. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Cheers!
Shipping specs for 1 carboy only (So far I only have one box suitable to ship this):
Height:15"
Width: 17"
Length: 25"
Weight: 21lbs
Carboy cap fermenter head assembly:
Carboy cap with FULL racking cane and no thermowell:
The carboys are $35 each and include (approximately a $65 value new)(4 available):
-1 Italian 6.5 gallon glass carboy ($40 new)
-Brew Hardware calibration markers (already installed) ($3 new)
-1 Brew Hauler ($15.99 new)
-1 Carboy drain/stand ($6.99 new)
$15 additionally if you want the carboy cap with FULL racking cane and no thermowell also made from parts from Brew Hardware (1 available):
-1 3/8" stainless racking cane approximately 28" long (new $15)
-1 Stainless soda carbonator cap with interior barb ($11.99 new)
-5mm ID Evabarrier tubing with ball lock quick disconnect (for transferring into a corny keg) complete with Duotight fittings (tubing length is approximately 5')
$20 Additionally if you want the carboy cap fermenter head assembly (approximately $37 new) it is made from parts from Brew Hardware (4 available):
-1 18" Stainless thermowell that can accept a termperature probe up to 1/4" (inkbird temperature probe for example, $12 new)
-1 Stainless soda carbonator cap with interior barb ($11.99 new)
-1 SHORTENED 3/8" stainless racking cane ($11 new) **This shortened racking cane is designed to be used as a blowoff / top cropping device. If you wish to transfer beer after fermentation simply pull this one out and insert a full length racking cane.** The length of the straight segment of racking cane is approximately 8" from the top of the bend and extends approximately 6.5" into the fermenter when fully inserted. If you do smaller batches and want to top crop simply attach a segment of silicone tubing to this and cut it to a length that will sit at the desired height you wish to top crop from.
-1 (approximately 21") 3/8" ID silicone blow off tube
**These glass carboys are NOT PRESSURE RATED. I use the gas in port to "vacuum" off the yeast for top cropping purposes (typically an active fermentation is enough and you won't even need it for this purpose) and the carboy does not get pressurized at all. I have a total of four of these pieces of kit to sell and would rather not ship them (I suspect shipping might be too cost prohibitive for the buyer) so if you can pick these up near Fargo North Dakota that would be idea. If you wish to purchase the fermenter head assembly only, I might be willing to ship those. I would be willing to work with somebody who absolutely wanted to ship, if I must. These fermenters work really well when you hook them up to a Norcal mason jar yeast harvesting assembly. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Cheers!
Shipping specs for 1 carboy only (So far I only have one box suitable to ship this):
Height:15"
Width: 17"
Length: 25"
Weight: 21lbs
Carboy cap fermenter head assembly:
Carboy cap with FULL racking cane and no thermowell:
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