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£50 for the lot ...
You done ok there...just be sure to pull the barrels apart for a good clean and sanitisation and make sure the seals are good to test for pressure and leaks.
Check over the PBs before you put into service using this as a help.
I had four PBs once of the sort you look to have. They all split or developed pin hole leaks within 2 years of first use. So now I have none, nor will I be getting any more.
However for £20 definitely worth a punt. Best of luck with them
Guide to a Standard Home Brew Pressure Barrel
This guide covers the standard 'budget' home brew '5 gallon' pressure barrel (PB) widely available in homebrew shops and on-line, typically for about£25 to £35. It might be of use to people thinking about buying one or new owners who want to get the best out of it. It does not cover the more...
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However for £20 definitely worth a punt. Best of luck with them
They should have paid you to take the PBs off their hands 
Hops add bitterness,flavour and aroma...I'm just about to add a few...
If you're doing kits you're best off with a dry hop or hop tea to add towards the end of fermentation..this will give you lots of flavour and aroma without bitterness. All grain or extract "from scratch" usually has various hop additions during the boil to add the bitterness as well as flavour and aroma. The combination is endless!
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Why do you have a knob of butter in with one bowl ?
Secret ingredient....it's to add butterness...
(It's protofloc really)
(It's protofloc really)
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