Equipment Sale

[superlev]

 

Hey Guys, my home brewing days are done (my buddy started brewing at a brewery and i do draft installations)
So i really have no more use for all this gear. Hope it finds a good home!
Here is a full list of whats available, please EMAIL (lev.5thborough@gmail.com)me with any questions/offers.

Here is the link with more pictures on craigslists
http://newyork.craigslist.org/stn/for/5751493183.html

I have pictures available of everything posted.

Thanks and Cheers!

R2Brew2 Keg brew pot. - $120
6.5 gallon brew pot - $100
Blichman Thrumometer - $20
Bottle Capper red - $10
Bottle capper black - $10
Bottle fillers $1
Funnel with screen - $2
Carboy wash/dry stand - $10
Grain crusher - $15
Assorted stoppers $5 for all
Bottle rinser (screws onto sink) - $5
Auto siphon with clamp - $10
Bottle caps - Free
Stainless racking cane - $10
Blichman Brewmometer with 30' sight glass - $50
Various thermometers $5 each
Copper chiller (small) - $20
Counter flow Copper chiller (beast big) - $200
Carb Stone with Oxygen tank attachment - $30
A419 Wired - $60
A419 unwired brand new in box - $50
15 Gallon glass fermenter - $40
15 Gallon plastic fementer (new never used!) - $40
Glass carboys -$20
Plastic carboy - $10
Two heat sticks (heat fast and hot) $5 each
Two coolers for HLT and mash tun with john guest
fitted sparge arm - $50 for both
Small Bayou Burner - $40
King Kooker large dual burner brew stand - $140
Case of 4 pack holders - $10
March pump 809 - $100

[JJ]

Since this didn't go anywhere in four years I'll sadly add to this.
Before I inventory what I have, would there be any interest in buying my supplies? It's been almost ten years since picking it up and brewing anything. It would be nice to have the space.
Short & Sweet list:
Glass Carboy
Fermenting bucket
Bottling bucket
Dual Cooler setup with sparge CPVC
40 quart enamel pot
Strainer
Bottle capper
Caps
Bottling wand
Hydrometer
Propane burner rough shape (needs new hose) but it works
I think 48 empty 12 ounce bottles
Copper coil chiller
Papazian Joy of Homebrewing
A book of Clone Brews

All I can think of off the top of my head. Would love to sell all together and not split. Not sure how much. As far as cost, I'm really not sure. If anyone has an honest, serious recommendation for when I post this at the local homebrew place please let me know your thoughts.

[howardf]

Since this didn't go anywhere in four years I'll sadly add to this.
Before I inventory what I have, would there be any interest in buying my supplies? It's been almost ten years since picking it up and brewing anything. It would be nice to have the space.
Short & Sweet list:
Glass Carboy
Fermenting bucket
Bottling bucket
Dual Cooler setup with sparge CPVC
40 quart enamel pot
Strainer
Bottle capper
Caps
Bottling wand
Hydrometer
Propane burner rough shape (needs new hose) but it works
I think 48 empty 12 ounce bottles
Copper coil chiller
Papazian Joy of Homebrewing
A book of Clone Brews

All I can think of off the top of my head. Would love to sell all together and not split. Not sure how much. As far as cost, I'm really not sure. If anyone has an honest, serious recommendation for when I post this at the local homebrew place please let me know your thoughts.

This stuff sells fast on Craigslist if nobody here is interested.

[JJ]

Since this didn't go anywhere in four years I'll sadly add to this.
Before I inventory what I have, would there be any interest in buying my supplies? It's been almost ten years since picking it up and brewing anything. It would be nice to have the space.
Short & Sweet list:
Glass Carboy
Fermenting bucket
Bottling bucket
Dual Cooler setup with sparge CPVC
40 quart enamel pot
Strainer
Bottle capper
Caps
Bottling wand
Hydrometer
Propane burner rough shape (needs new hose) but it works
I think 48 empty 12 ounce bottles
Copper coil chiller
Papazian Joy of Homebrewing
A book of Clone Brews

All I can think of off the top of my head. Would love to sell all together and not split. Not sure how much. As far as cost, I'm really not sure. If anyone has an honest, serious recommendation for when I post this at the local homebrew place please let me know your thoughts.

This stuff sells fast on Craigslist if nobody here is interested.

What do you think would be a fair asking price?

[howardf]

Since this didn't go anywhere in four years I'll sadly add to this.
Before I inventory what I have, would there be any interest in buying my supplies? It's been almost ten years since picking it up and brewing anything. It would be nice to have the space.
Short & Sweet list:
Glass Carboy
Fermenting bucket
Bottling bucket
Dual Cooler setup with sparge CPVC
40 quart enamel pot
Strainer
Bottle capper
Caps
Bottling wand
Hydrometer
Propane burner rough shape (needs new hose) but it works
I think 48 empty 12 ounce bottles
Copper coil chiller
Papazian Joy of Homebrewing
A book of Clone Brews

All I can think of off the top of my head. Would love to sell all together and not split. Not sure how much. As far as cost, I'm really not sure. If anyone has an honest, serious recommendation for when I post this at the local homebrew place please let me know your thoughts.

This stuff sells fast on Craigslist if nobody here is interested.

What do you think would be a fair asking price?

  I'd look at what comparable starter kits cost and knock 20% or so off the price.  Either way, prepare for some outrageous lowball offers.  I listed some dumbbells recently when they were sold out everywhere, the first email I got was someone asking if I'd take half.

[beastiefan2k]

Since I have moved a lot in the past decade and don't move my HB stuff I often check CL. Prices on CL will differ based on availability. For example, when I lived in Seattle I could really low ball an offer b.c everyone and their grandma has tried homebrewing and then decided to sell equipment. Not so much the case in rural Maryland.

I would check to see what is available on CL and how long its been listed. Charge a bit lower than that. The big caveat is that its COVID and less people, seemingly, are looking to buy.

[howardf]

Since I have moved a lot in the past decade and don't move my HB stuff I often check CL. Prices on CL will differ based on availability. For example, when I lived in Seattle I could really low ball an offer b.c everyone and their grandma has tried homebrewing and then decided to sell equipment. Not so much the case in rural Maryland.

I would check to see what is available on CL and how long its been listed. Charge a bit lower than that. The big caveat is that its COVID and less people, seemingly, are looking to buy.

Several people I know who deal in second hand shit for a living (pawn shops, ebay flippers) have said the opposite is true.  People are bored and business has never been better was the consensus.

[beastiefan2k]

Since I have moved a lot in the past decade and don't move my HB stuff I often check CL. Prices on CL will differ based on availability. For example, when I lived in Seattle I could really low ball an offer b.c everyone and their grandma has tried homebrewing and then decided to sell equipment. Not so much the case in rural Maryland.

I would check to see what is available on CL and how long its been listed. Charge a bit lower than that. The big caveat is that its COVID and less people, seemingly, are looking to buy.

Several people I know who deal in second hand shit for a living (pawn shops, ebay flippers) have said the opposite is true.  People are bored and business has never been better was the consensus.

I could def be wrong. Though, I wonder if this is applicable to HB equipment on CL.

[JJ]

Since I have moved a lot in the past decade and don't move my HB stuff I often check CL. Prices on CL will differ based on availability. For example, when I lived in Seattle I could really low ball an offer b.c everyone and their grandma has tried homebrewing and then decided to sell equipment. Not so much the case in rural Maryland.

I would check to see what is available on CL and how long its been listed. Charge a bit lower than that. The big caveat is that its COVID and less people, seemingly, are looking to buy.

Several people I know who deal in second hand shit for a living (pawn shops, ebay flippers) have said the opposite is true.  People are bored and business has never been better was the consensus.

I could def be wrong. Though, I wonder if this is applicable to HB equipment on CL.

I checked CL and there wasn't much. I expanded the search to 2500 miles and there were maybe 15 listings.
To be fair, I've never used CL before and may be missing something.

[mr. furley]

lots of people using facebook marketplace these days

double-check there

[JJ]

lots of people using facebook marketplace these days

double-check there

Well, there's this and I'm selling more so I guess this is the price I'm shooting for. Maybe a little more.

[emerge]

lots of people using facebook marketplace these days

double-check there

Well, there's this and I'm selling more so I guess this is the price I'm shooting for. Maybe a little more.

WTF is a spicket? An airlock?

[JJ]

lots of people using facebook marketplace these days

double-check there

Well, there's this and I'm selling more so I guess this is the price I'm shooting for. Maybe a little more.

WTF is a spicket? An airlock?

Guessing it's supposed to be spigot.

[emerge]

lots of people using facebook marketplace these days

double-check there

Well, there's this and I'm selling more so I guess this is the price I'm shooting for. Maybe a little more.

WTF is a spicket? An airlock?

Guessing it's supposed to be spigot.

On a "bubbler"... maybe it's regional dialect.