Hambleton Bard s30 dispenser

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Re: Hambleton Bard s30 dispenser

Post by RICAM » Tue Sep 06, 2016 2:26 pm

OK. After some research i hope i have found a good starting kit. Hopefully the experienced users can confirm this is a decent deal.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/231830406837

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Re: Hambleton Bard s30 dispenser

Post by RICAM » Tue Sep 06, 2016 2:29 pm

It is between the above or this below with a regulator added.
Both seem similar items. Any thoughts on which to go for?
Thanks

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/231830406837

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Re: Hambleton Bard s30 dispenser

Post by RICAM » Tue Sep 06, 2016 4:33 pm

Sorry I've duplicated the same link.
This is my other option with a regulator added.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/222221468909

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Re: Hambleton Bard s30 dispenser

Post by Fil » Tue Sep 06, 2016 9:21 pm

email Norm of corny keg supplying fame, Norman Felton <normansplace@hotmail.com> ebay id Normutopia or similar iirc
if you want everything from one place, lots of brewers have bought from him and he is honest, and will sell kegs uncleaned to kegs tidied up with new seals and even kegs repolished prices according to the work gone in, and he can supply regs line disconnects and even gas management boards for multi level gas pressure settting for different kegs.. .

Tthe reg included in link #1 looks like a £25-£30 welders co2 regulator, which is all you need with corny kegs as each keg has its own prv fitted.

neither link has any antifobbing other than flow control taps, my limited experience with similar is that they are great for lower serving presures but ' 8psi and over become a pita never quite finding the sweet spot so i would add upto a couple of meters of 3/16" beerline and the requiered 3/8" to 3/16" JG reducers too ;)

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Re: Hambleton Bard s30 dispenser

Post by RICAM » Wed Sep 07, 2016 7:38 am

Great. Thanks for the reply. Norm it is. I'll also go for the suggested beer lines.

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Re: Hambleton Bard s30 dispenser

Post by gobuchul » Wed Sep 07, 2016 7:49 am

I just got 2 kegs from Norm off Ebay for £80 delivered.

They have new seals, polished and arrived pressurised. A few dents but nothing major.

I can happily recommend him.

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Re: Hambleton Bard s30 dispenser

Post by Kev888 » Thu Sep 08, 2016 8:32 am

Fil wrote:email Norm of corny keg supplying fame, Norman Felton <normansplace@hotmail.com> ebay id Normutopia or similar
Thats normannumpa, Fil, though at times a utopia it may seem :)

He has some things listed at the moment on ebay here, but often has other stuff too. He includes his phone number in some of the listings.
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Re: Hambleton Bard s30 dispenser

Post by orlando » Thu Sep 08, 2016 8:45 am

Kev888 wrote:
Fil wrote:email Norm of corny keg supplying fame, Norman Felton <normansplace@hotmail.com> ebay id Normutopia or similar
Thats normannumpa, Fil, though at times a utopia it may seem :)

He has some things listed at the moment on ebay here, but often has other stuff too. He includes his phone number in some of the listings.
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