Cedar Rapids Brewing Society

Hey guys/gals,

We are dumping some inventory here at the pub. I have about 90 1/2 bbl bung sided kegs with sanke tops. I also have about 40- 5 gallon cornies with hoff-stevens tops. These aren't typical kegs I know and maybe wouldn't be useful for brewing purposes for you guys. But if you can think of any other reason you might want them Let me know and we can sell you as many as you'd like. As it is we'll probably scrap them so I'd like to see them go to a good home if they can.

Let me know asap if your interested. I'd probably go 20 on the 1/2 bbl and 5 on the fivers. I'll attach some photos here.

OK. I think I added three photos. Let me know if you would like more photos. Or if my computer literacy shined through once more and no photos were added

'T' I would be interested in probably 1 or the 1/2 ballels and probably 4 - 6 of the corney's.

What are you planning to do with the 5 gallon cornies CJ? I thought about using as fermentors. You need a Hoff Stevens coupler to use them for dispensing unless you plan to convert them to ball/pin lock somehow.

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From: Matt F <brew-equipment@crbeernuts.org>
Sent: Monday, August 02, 2010 12:35 PM
To: brew-equipment@crbeernuts.org
Subject: Re: Kegs for sale

What are you planning to do with the 5 gallon cornies CJ? I thought about using as fermentors. You need a Hoff Stevens coupler to use them for dispensing unless you plan to convert them to ball/pin lock somehow.



Matt Franklin
Slappy Brewing North

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I was thinking along the same lines Matt, that they would make a good fermentation vessel. You know though I didn't even see that they didn't have posts.

However, I may get an adapter for them.

What I was thinking was getting a filter then fermenting in the corney. Then when fermentation is complete. changing the lid out and running through a filter into another keg. Then it is no muss no fuss, ferementing and filtering.

I will have to explore now how much it would cost me to do this and whether it would be worth it or not.

I might be interested in some of the 5's. Let me know before you scrap them.

k

On Mon, Aug 2, 2010 at 5:31 PM, tompb <brew-equipment@crbeernuts.org (brew-equipment@crbeernuts.org)> wrote:

I might be interested in some of the 5's. Let me know before you scrap them.



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