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I am planning on converting a keg into a keggle for the use of larger boils (not intending to use it for a mashtun). Does anyone have opinions they are willing to share about how well weldless fittings work with a keggle and which fittings I should look at getting to drain the keggle once the boil is done? The link below is for a vendor of weldless fittings.

http://69.164.194.179/

Thanks

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There are good reasons for using weldless fittings and I explain it here:

http://brewhardware.com/weldorweldless

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I use weldess fittings on all my equipment including Boil kettle, HLT, and mash tun made from kegs. They work great. I use a center drain dip tube on the mash tun and a side drain dip tube with whirlpool on the boil kettle.

Here is a link to my mash tun:

http://www.love2brew.com/Articles.asp?ID=369

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Why use weld less fittings?
1. Simple
2. Cheaper
3. You can do it at home.

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