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20 Gal. Primary Fermenter w/Lid
Food grade with LOTSA room. Holds 20 gallons. Metal folding latch/handles. The lid fits rather loosely, but that's OK for many uses (primary fermentation, where much CO2 is produced). Click for size, shipping issues...
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Price: $33.95
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SKU: B08
Shipping Weight: 30 lb.
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20 Gal. Primary  Fermenter w/Lid

Summary

Due to the size (volume) of this item, UPS rates require us to charge for 30 lbs. It makes sense to buy more items to fill it up. Measures 26" high, and 20" in diameter.

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8/7/2009 -- I was interested in the 10 or 20 gallon fermenters but was wondering if you might be able to install spigot and lid hole with bubbler and stopper?

7/17/2009 -- Is a 5 gallon carboy big enough to secondary ferment a 5 gallon batch of beer?

8/30/2008 -- I am new to homebrewing so I need some help. I want to be able to brew enough at one time to accomodate a large group, 30-50 gallons. What equipment will I need to make this happen (brewing, storage, etc.) and how would I go about the ingredients.....all grain brewing or using the extracts? If you could suggest a good reference manual and also give me a ball park cost estimate that would be helpful . . .

1/26/2008 -- I live about an hour (if traffic is good) from the address on your website. Do you have an actual store or is everything here based solely online?

8/13/2007 -- Question#3 Will you soon sell, or have you ever sold a plastic fermenter to go with double beer batches? or is the 20 gallon my best choice?

5/16/2005 -- i am new to this, and i have seen and heard of people using plastic buckets for final fermentation, their purpose for doing this is so they can attach a spigot to the bucket for bottling, is this ok to do or is glass the better choice? thanx again and i find that you question and answer part of the site to be very helpful

3/13/2005 -- I'm just getting started brewing and I had a question. As a primary fermenter which is better, plastic bucket, plastic carboy or glass carboy. Then for secondary fermentation, plastic carboy or glass carboy?

3/1/2005 -- How many max. gallons of wort do you recomend for the 24 gal fermenter?

12/13/2004 -- Can item handle boiling liquid (212F/100c)? Can you fit a tap that can handle this temperature too? What type of plastic is the Fermenter made of? Is it high density Polypropylene?

9/24/2004 -- This fermenter works great as a primary. It is easy to use and easy to clean. Just use glass for the secondary fermentation. I was very pleased with this purchase. The quality of this item was very good compared to the price.

12/19/2003 -- I am having trouble keeping the temp in the room I am making wine between 70 and 75 degrees as specified in the wine kit I have. I live in Colorado and often the temp at night dips way down, and in the day it can get quite warm. I am not around at all times to adjust the thermastat. Could I solve this problem by wrapping the carboy with an electric blanket or something of the sort? Any suggestions? . . .

10/23/2003 -- I noticed most of the malt extract brew kits are 5 gallon batches. Will a 5 gallon carboy be sufficient for fermentation, or will I need a 6 gallon carboy to allow for foaming? Thanks, I'm new to this.

7/8/2003 -- Can you please give me the outside dimensions of this fermentor?

6/23/2003 -- Is it a good idea to make wine in plastic?

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