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Michael Erwin
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FS: Odds and Ends and gas line

Post by Michael Erwin » Sun Nov 28, 2010 9:12 pm

I have a few little things that I don't need, maybe someone else does. First come, first serve. I can bring any of these to the December meeting if you have questions.

Fermometer, $1 [Mills]
Bottling Spigot, $2
Bottling Wand (1/2”) (gravity stopped), $2
Bottling Wand (3/8”) (spring stopped), $2
Racking Cane (2), $2/ea. [JPore - 1]
Drilled Universal Stopper, $1
Thief, $5 [TomW]
Double Lever Wine Corker, $10 [Mills]
Bottle Brush (2), $2/ea.
Bottle Capper (3), $10/ea.
Carboy Brush, $3 [Mills]
1 unopened case of 12oz. bottles (brand new, never used), $5 [Heisler]
1 unopened case of 22oz bombers (brand new, never used), $5 [Heisler]
5 unopened cases of 500ml swing-top bottles (brand new, never used), $10/ea. [JohnD - 2]

Also, I probably have 50' or more of high quality gas line (the odor/flavor-free kind). I ordered a 100' roll, but I don't need more than half of that, so talk to me if you have need for gas line. I got it at a good price through Heisler (our Foxx connection), so I'll pass that along to you.
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Re: FS: Odds and Ends and gas line

Post by Don » Sun Nov 28, 2010 10:03 pm

1 unopened case of 12oz. bottles (brand new, never used), $5
1 unopened case of 22oz bombers (brand new, never used), $5
I'll take the bottles.

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Re: FS: Odds and Ends and gas line

Post by john mills » Sun Nov 28, 2010 10:54 pm

If still available I'd like to buy the corker, fermometer, and the carboy brush. I'm in no rush, so the meeting is fine.
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Re: FS: Odds and Ends and gas line

Post by Tom Wrinkles » Mon Nov 29, 2010 11:05 am

I am interested in the thief if it is still available. The December meeting will be fine.

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Re: FS: Odds and Ends and gas line

Post by Chris Norrick » Mon Nov 29, 2010 2:40 pm

What size is that gas line?
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Re: FS: Odds and Ends and gas line

Post by JohnD » Mon Nov 29, 2010 3:57 pm

Michael Erwin wrote:5 unopened cases of 500ml swing-top bottles (brand new, never used), $10/ea.
I'll take 2 cases of those swing top bottles
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Re: FS: Odds and Ends and gas line

Post by Michael Erwin » Mon Nov 29, 2010 9:51 pm

Chris Norrick wrote:What size is that gas line?
1/4"ID x 1/2"OD
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Re: FS: Odds and Ends and gas line

Post by sirgiovanni » Tue Nov 30, 2010 9:18 am

I could use an extra racking cane, if it's a bent one and about 5' of gas line.
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Re: FS: Odds and Ends and gas line

Post by Michael Erwin » Tue Nov 30, 2010 8:34 pm

Jimmy, that's seriously tempting... don't know when I could do it, though. The racking cane is bent, and has one of those removable tips that keeps it off the bottom.
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Re: FS: Odds and Ends and gas line

Post by sirgiovanni » Tue Nov 30, 2010 9:29 pm

ok, just offerin :)
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Re: FS: Odds and Ends and gas line

Post by olcurt » Tue Dec 14, 2010 4:47 pm

I'll take two cases of the swing top bottles if you still have them.

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Re: FS: Odds and Ends and gas line

Post by BREWsmith » Fri Feb 04, 2011 4:27 pm

Michael, I recently bought a 4-way distributor and could use about 15 feet of gas line if it's still available.
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Re: FS: Odds and Ends and gas line

Post by Michael Erwin » Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:44 am

Jeff, I've got plenty.
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