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Posted: Monday Sep 18, 2006 3:30 pm
by Anzac Cookies
The guy i purchased the kegs from can be contacted via email
thesignman2 at msn dot com. Tell him that Anzac Cookies put you onto him, he should look after you.
I spent about 3 months looking for a freezerless fridge, i found a couple of new ones, but couldnt find any second hand ones. If you are after a new one, i could sift though my internet explorer favorites and find some models if that would help. I will also find the Beer font guys details also (from USA) cos they are dear as poison in Australia.
Posted: Monday Sep 18, 2006 4:34 pm
by reg
Cheers for that.
Sending him an email as you are reading this......
Will let you know how I go.
Reg
Posted: Sunday Sep 24, 2006 6:53 pm
by Anzac Cookies
Hey Reg, have you been in contact with the Keg guy yet? I am still waiting for my kegs they are 8 days overdue. Jus thought i would warn you that i havent received my second lot yet if you were intending on purchasing some.

Posted: Sunday Sep 24, 2006 7:40 pm
by reg
Cheers for the heads up AC.
I sent him an email but no reply as yet.
Hope your kegs come soon mate!
Reg
Posted: Monday Oct 09, 2006 7:58 pm
by reg
Just got my kegs today.
Got no reply from the bloke you put me onto so I decided to buy
off a bloke in Queensland.
Cost me about $250 for 4 delivered to Werribee.
Will post some pics over the next week of my set up.
AC how did you go with your kegs did they arrive yet?
Cheers
Reg
Posted: Monday Oct 09, 2006 9:21 pm
by Anzac Cookies
Yeah Reg they did arrive. The poor blokes Dad was diagnosed with cancer so he went to visit him. The postage slip showed that he posted them when he said he did and he offered me a partial refund for the delay. He also included some hose and 4 disconnects. I now have 4 x 18 litre and 3 x 11 litre kegs. Geez, i'd better get cracking cos i only have an Aussie Pilsner on tap atm, been too busy

Looking forward to seeing your set-up too, i had a ball designing and making mine. My first beer that i tried to pull looked like it came out of a Marshmalllow factory. I finally got it right

Posted: Monday Oct 09, 2006 10:06 pm
by OldBugman
what are people paying for the 11litre kegs and who can source em?
Posted: Tuesday Oct 10, 2006 8:01 am
by reg
I tried to source 11 litre kegs but found them extremely hard to find.
And then when you do find them they cost arms and legs.
The best spot to look would be the US ebay site but it may be like trying to find hens teeth.
Cheers
Reg
Posted: Tuesday Oct 10, 2006 8:24 am
by Anzac Cookies
I bought one from here
http://www.beertech.com.au/shop/catalog ... a7acfb5370 which cost me $165 delivered, but i though it was a new one, when i received it i had to put a new seal kit through it just to add insult to injury. I contacted the Shop and told them how disappointed i was as the description didnt mention second hand and if i knew that thew were second hand and not refurbished that i would have never bought one. I didnt even get e reply, they just slyly changed the description to say S/H. Anyway enough rambling, i got the other 2 from Ebay, for $100 each with new seals, the guy was selling 4 of them and luckily i got 2. I will keep a look out for any more and will post if i come across any.

Posted: Tuesday Oct 10, 2006 8:27 am
by OldBugman
yeah, thats roughly what I've been paying.
missed out on that gfuy selling 4 of them cos of $ issues when they were up.
scored a new one and a pinlock one on other auctions.
Posted: Tuesday Oct 10, 2006 11:19 am
by Aussie Claret
Check out
http://www.craftbrewer.com.au
Not affiliated but a very happy customer. Kegs, regs, ingredients and all sorts of things too many to mention; at a price that cannot be beaten.
Kegs $70 each or two for $60 each.
AC
Posted: Friday Oct 27, 2006 8:38 pm
by Anzac Cookies
reg wrote:Will post some pics over the next week of my set up.
How did you go mate, was the operation a success ?
Posted: Tuesday Nov 07, 2006 6:15 pm
by reg
Anzac Cookies,
Have been a little busy of late and have not finished the bar fridge as yet.
Just hooked up my brew fridge to a fridgemate though. Hope to finish the beer fridge this week.
Posted: Tuesday Nov 07, 2006 10:08 pm
by Eureka
This is the first time I've spotted this topic. Very wicked set-up Anzac Cookies!

Posted: Saturday Dec 23, 2006 9:17 pm
by Brewaholic
Hey anzac pretty sweet setup i like the drip tray especially since i made it! great to see some decent keg setups everyone should post pics of their setups so we can get some ideas. Hope to get my pics on here soon!
Posted: Saturday Dec 23, 2006 10:07 pm
by Anzac Cookies
Brewaholic wrote:Hey anzac pretty sweet setup i like the drip tray especially since i made it! great to see some decent keg setups everyone should post pics of their setups so we can get some ideas. Hope to get my pics on here soon!
Yeah mate i love it, well made, god ebay is cool, small world hey, lol

Posted: Sunday May 27, 2007 7:36 pm
by Anzac Cookies
So anyone else got pics of their keg setups?
Posted: Sunday May 27, 2007 9:09 pm
by gregb
Be it ever so humble:
Cheers,
Greg
Posted: Monday May 28, 2007 7:23 pm
by Steve_
Humble or not, it looks like it's in a good position. I bet you wouldn't have to walk as far as most of us to get a refill.
For those trying to find a fridge without a freezer, I got lucky in that my wife wanted a freezer and came across a "pidgeon pair" on ebay, which is an individual fridge and freezer standing next to each other. It was only about $50 more than she wanted to pay for a freezer, so she got the set. I had given up on home brewing from bottles a couple of years ago and it wasn't until I picked them up and wondered what to do with the fridge that my mind started to tick.... So I'd recommend doing a search for "pidgeon pair" every now and then and see what comes up.
Posted: Monday May 28, 2007 7:47 pm
by Anzac Cookies
gregb wrote:Be it ever so humble:
Cheers,
Greg
Nice neat setup there mate, i am jealous that i cant fit two 18litre kegs in my kegerator
