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20 lb. Aluminum Co2 Tank Compressed Gas Air Cylinder for Keg Beer $107.95 The Co2 cylinder is produced from high strength aluminum alloy 6061-T6. These tanks are popular because they are not as heavy as steel tanks and do not rust. Easy carry handle, 8″ diameter, 27.5″ height, 1800 psi, CGA-320 valve. Good for 20-25 kegs…. |
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Heineken BT10001 BeerTender Tubes, 10 Count $11.99 This Set of 10 Krups BeerTender Tubes will keep your beer fresh and delicious. Using a new tube with each new keg is recommended to ensure the perfect flavor every time…. |
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Kegorator Beer Keg Fridge Kegorator Beer Keg Fridge. Kegorator Beer Keg Fridge Swivel casters make it mobile enough to roll around the clubhouse, pool area or anywhere you want to get the party started. The included 2.5-pound CO2 bottle is good for about four 15-gallon kegs and the fridge features a semi-gloss black tap tower with spring loaded, top-mounted tapper. A chrome guard rail and drip tray finishes the look of the… |
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20 cu.ft. (5lb) Argon Tank – Empty $79.99 This 20 cu.ft. (5 lb) cylinder is rated to work with Argon gas. Unlike CO2 cylinders, the valve on a Argon tank has a female connection, which mates with Argon/Nitrogen regulators. It is a great way to protect your with a layer of inert gas …. |
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5 LB CO2 Cylinder, Aluminum $56.00 5 LB CO2 Cylinder, New, Aluminum. Made in the USA by Luxfer Gas Cylinders with a top of the line American Made Sherwood Brass Valve. Our Cylinders have fresh dates. Shipped empty as required by law. Fill at any Welding Shop or gas restaurant supply. 17 3/4″ x 5 1/2… |
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Reconditioned Painted Steel 2.5 lb. CO2 tank- Empty $49.99 These tanks have been completely restored with updated fittings to meet current CO2 codes by a licensed CO2 repair facility. They are freshly painted and are made of steel. Federal law requires that these be shipped empty. They can be filled at your local welding shop, or look in the Yellow Pages under Gas-Indutrial, Medical. Fits great in most refrigerators and fairly portable. The tank will usu… |
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Reconditioned 5 lb. CO2 tank- Empty $59.95 These tanks have been completely restored with updated fittings to meet current CO2 codes by a licensed CO2 repair facility. They are freshly painted and are made of steel. Federal law requires that these be shipped empty. They can be filled at your local welding shop, or look in the Yellow Pages under Gas-Industrial, Medical. Fits great in most refrigerators and fairly portable. The tank will us… |
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5 lb. Aluminum CO2 Tank, empty $111.26 Aluminum CO2 gas tank for use with beverage or draft beer dispensing systems. With 5 lbs. capacity, this tank stores enough CO2 to dispense approximately 5-6 half barrel (full size) kegs between refills. Ships empty. |
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TRUE Refrigeration TDD-2CT 59 in Club Top Draft Beer Cooler, 2 Faucets, 2 Door, Holds 2 Kegs $2480.9 TRUE Refrigeration TDD-2CT 59 in Club Top Draft Beer Cooler, 2 Faucets, 2 Door, Holds 2 Kegs |
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TRUE Refrigeration TDD-3 70 in Draft Beer Cooler, 2 Faucets, 2 Door, Holds 3 Kegs $2251.01 TRUE Refrigeration TDD-3 70 in Draft Beer Cooler, 2 Faucets, 2 Door, Holds 3 Kegs |
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TRUE Refrigeration TDD-2 59 in Draft Beer Cooler, 2 Faucets, 2 Door, Holds 2 Kegs $2169.92 TRUE Refrigeration TDD-2 59 in Draft Beer Cooler, 2 Faucets, 2 Door, Holds 2 Kegs |
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TRUE Refrigeration TDD-2-S 59 in Draft Beer Cooler, SS, 2 Faucets, 2 Door, Holds 2 Kegs $2566.19 TRUE Refrigeration TDD-2-S 59 in Draft Beer Cooler, SS, 2 Faucets, 2 Door, Holds 2 Kegs |
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TRUE Refrigeration TDD-4 91 in Draft Beer Cooler, 2 Faucets, 3 Door, Holds 4 Kegs $2735.64 TRUE Refrigeration TDD-4 91 in Draft Beer Cooler, 2 Faucets, 3 Door, Holds 4 Kegs |
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TRUE Refrigeration TDD-3-S 70 in Draft Beer Cooler, SS, 2 Faucets, 2 Door, Holds 3 Kegs $2832.41 TRUE Refrigeration TDD-3-S 70 in Draft Beer Cooler, SS, 2 Faucets, 2 Door, Holds 3 Kegs |
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TRUE Refrigeration TDD-3CT 70 in Club Top Draft Beer Cooler, 2 Faucets, 2 Door, Holds 3 Kegs $2562.75 TRUE Refrigeration TDD-3CT 70 in Club Top Draft Beer Cooler, 2 Faucets, 2 Door, Holds 3 Kegs |
Alabama Brewer Tracks Down Keg Thieves
Money is tight all over the place. The economy is certainly having an effect on everyone, even on thieves it seems. Some enterprising thieves in Birmingham, Alabama, recently happened on a plan to cash in on metal through recycling aluminum. There's good money to be made by recycling scrap aluminum and it seemed that Avondale Brewing Company was the mother lode for two men. They entered the brewery's grounds and made off with about 40 aluminum beer kegs.
The suspects went to great lengths to retrieve the kegs as well. They cut several fences late that night so that they could reach the brewery's property without being spotted from the road. During the small hours of the morning they made off with their ill-gotten loot, leaving a bewildered brewery owner to discover the loss the next morning.
The first thing that owner Coby Lake did was call the police, who had him fill out a report. However, Lake did not stop when the authorities left. He had a feeling he knew just where those kegs had gone and took action. Calling all the recycling yards in the city, Lake soon discovered one that said they'd had a load of beer kegs turned in – the thieves made $450 for their efforts. Lake did not waste any time in going to claim his stolen property. As a bonus, he was also able to provide the police with further details, like the men's names, license numbers and even their address thanks to his investigative skills.
The theft was potentially devastating to the startup brewery. While the thieves might have earned less than $500 for their night's illicit work, it would have cost the brewery more than $120 each to replace the lost kegs. That simple theft could have amounted to more than $4,000 in replacement costs. The return of the kegs was fortuitous in another way as well – the company is just about to start ramping up to fulltime production.
Avondale Brewing Company recently received all their permits and inspections necessary to begin commercial operations, moving away from the nano brewing model that allowed them to test and hone their recipes and brewing methods. Luckily for Lake and his operation, the kegs were located so the loss was not crippling to the small business as it could have been. Thanks to the owner's dedication to bringing the thieves to justice, the brewery is still on track for a timely commercial debut.
Poto Cervesia,
Dustin Canestorp
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