13 replies to this topic

[3rd party JKor]

Hypothetically, of course.

[Humperdink]

Hypothetically, of course.

Refractometer, pH tester and a Johnson temp contoller.

[ncbeerbrewer]

I would stock up on some speciality grains, maybe some additional kegs and some better bottles.

[stellarbrew]

I'd pick up that heavy duty 15 gallon kettle with ball valve, and make the jump to 10 gallon batches. $239.95 looks like a pretty decent deal on that kettle.

[Jimvy]

Dissolved oxygen meter

[BarelyBrews]

I would pick up Nice Digital Hop Scale, and a bigger brew-pot and king cooker possibly.

[Deerslyr]

I'd exercise some stock options and get a brew sculpture...But if you don't have that, then I'd get a couple of March Pumps.If you have pumps already, work on Quick Disconnects... and then move to specialty grains and hops.

[siouxbrewer]

Refractometer, high temp hose, temp controller and a spare pump. If I had all those things I would work on converting all of my brass hardware to SS.

[ThroatwobblerMangrove]

Hypothetically, of course.

depends what you need - I'd probably use it slowly on needed items ($59 at a time of course so I could take advantage of free shipping).

[3rd party JKor]

Dissolved oxygen meter

That's hardcore, man. I'm not quite there yet (check back in a few weeks ).pH meter and refractometer are definitely high up on my list. Extra kegs are always nice, especially since they qualify for free shipping.

[3rd party JKor]

It's crazy how easy it is to end up with $250 in your cart just by browsing around that site a little. I could spend $2,500 with ease.

[djinkc]

Boring, but I would probably get some backup equipment for the eventual brewday failure of something that will screw up the day. Pump, Ranco etc.......

[BrewerGeorge]

Another 6 gal Better Bottle and a couple 5 gal BB's.A jockey box.

[Stout_fan]

I'd invest it in an S&P indexed fund.That way it will only be worth $125 in six months.