I used to be an avid all-grain homebrewer, fell away from the hobby about 5 years ago but kept all the equipment through a couple of moves. I had a lot of fun but I'm ready to let someone else give this equipment a good home where they'll be able to enjoy it and share with friends.
This is kind of classic, lower-tech equipment; I know lots of all grain brewers use electric and/or automated systems now. That said, this is almost everything equipment-wise you need to brew and ferment multiple 5 gallon batches at once, as well as keg and serve them.
Ideally, I'd like for all of this to go in one or two batches - I don't have the bandwidth to do this piecemeal. I'm not looking to make a lot of money on this, I'd just rather see it go to someone who will get enjoyment out of it, rather than take it to the dump. I'm not putting a minimum price on anything- please just make an offer and I will get back to you after the post has been up a little while. If you’d like pics or more details just ask.
I will NOT ship anything, please don't ask. Meeting halfway or otherwise helping with transport is possible, just ask and maybe we can work something out.
Brewday Apparatus - Everything works properly unless otherwise noted.
10 gal mash tun made from round Gatorade cooler (typical homebrew build). Stainless steel false bottom, and valve apparatus to drain. This was new as of 2019 to replace my old mash tun, and was only used once or twice. It's still very clean and leak-free.
10 gal stainless steel brew pot with lid and valve
Freestanding Propane burner
50 ft copper wort chiller - slow leak at water-in hose connection, replacing gasket didn't seem to fix it.
25 ft copper wort chiller
Shirron brand wort plate chiller - never used.
Fermentation apparatus
1x 7 gal glass carboy
2x 6 gal glass carboys
1x 5 gal glass carboy
1x 3 gal glass carboy
Ferm wrap electric fermentation heater
2 L Erlenmeyer flask for yeast starters
Kegerator and Parts - Everything worked properly as of last use (2020) unless otherwise noted.
Kegerator - built from 7 cubic foot chest freezer, GE model FCM7SUWW. Fits 3 corny kegs on the floor and one on the hump. Collar made from 2 x 8 pine, 4 holes drilled on front right for tap shanks and one drilled on right side for CO2 inlet. Painted maroon on outside, white Kilz primer on inside. Hinged lid reaffixed to collar and painted with blackboard paint. Originally built in 2012. Drip tray and mount was removed during move, and is missing.
4 ball lock 5 gallon corny kegs, all held pressure as of last use. Kegs have accompanying liquid in and gas out disconnects with barbed connections.
1 ball lock 3 gallon keg, in excellent condition!
4 Perlick taps with simple plastic tap handles and 4” shanks.
Secondary regulator- 4-way *with 4 individual regulator valves* mounted to collar inside kegerator. This part is newer (purchased approx. 2019).
Secondary regulator - 4-way with simple open/close valves. Just kept as spare parts.
Inkbird ITC-308 inline thermostat
Approx. 50 feet of liquid tubing, 3/16” ID, 7/16” OD. Just standard PVC
100 feet of unopened liquid tubing, 3/16” ID, 7/16” OD, EJ Beverage Ultra Barrier Silver
Miscellaneous equipment
About 15 Grolsch swingtop amber bottles and pack of new rubber gaskets
General small equipment - mash paddle, airlocks, beer thief, hydrometer, auto siphon, etc.
Books - all paperback, in good condition. A few folded pages, a few small pencil markings.
How to Brew - John J. Palmer
Homebrewing Guide - Dave Miller
Designing Great Beers - Ray Daniels
Radical Brewing - Randy Mosher
Brewing Classic Styles - Jamil Zainasheff and John J. Palmer
Complete Joy of Homebrewing 3rd Edition - Charlie Papazian