2 Pull Cabinet Beer Engine

2 Pull Cabinet Beer Engine

£1,071.99

Harry Mason Ltd has been producing high-quality Hand Pulls since 1803.

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Description

Harry Mason Ltd has been producing high-quality Hand Pulls since 1803. In 2016 we developed ‘The Aston’. This pump combines all of our expert knowledge with the use of modern materials. Priced competitively and built with Masons’ top quality manufacture and reliability hallmarks as standard. When ordering be sure to check out the vast selection of styles and finishes across the range. As with all our hand pulls the final specification is down to the customer’s own choice. We have selection of handles to choose from including white, black and cream. We also stock a wooden ‘truncheon’ handle with a matching ring. As well as a wide choice of handles the Aston also has range of finishes to choose from including Antique Brass and Copper. Our usual lead time for standard beer engines is approx 5 working days. With the aid of our new test centre, the Aston Hand Pull has been put through rigorous testing. This has replicated the equivalent of many years of in-trade usage. We have such confidence in the performance and longevity of the Aston Hand Pull that we are able to offer a 1 Year warranty. Please contact us directly for bespoke finishes and lead times.

Specification

Manufacturer Harry Mason Ltd
Type Beer Engines

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Questions about this product

How much beer does one pull give?

It depends on the cylinder. A half-pint engine gives roughly half a pint per full pull, so one pint is two pulls. Quarter-pint engines are also common and take four.

What does a sparkler actually do?

It pushes the beer through fine holes as it leaves the swan neck, knocking condition out of the beer and creating a tight creamy head. It is traditional in the north of England. Removing it gives a looser head and more aroma, which is the southern style.

Does a beer engine need gas?

No. It is a suction pump u2014 that is the defining feature of cask dispense. The beer comes up the line under the pull of the handle, with nothing pushing it from behind.

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