Through the Bar Cask Hand Pull

£315.99

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. Our Through the Bar Beer engines are available with the Aston Cylinder, PINT365 Eco cylinder, and the Shakespeare. Please note that the Shakespeare is a cylinder less unit that replicates the traditional hand pull through the use of a damper and a special on/off valve. It looks, reacts and feels just like a traditional hand pull and delivers Cask Marque approved beer time and time again. The Shakespeare needs to be pump assisted and installation is the same as any keg product as it uses a standard beer line and gas pump. Our hand pumps all come with a 1 Year warranty. *This is a TRADE product and please note this is supplied without Pipework and Connectors*

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.