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Old 08-01-2006, 09:21 PM   #1
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When talking about ball lock style corney kegs is there a difference in measurments regarding the in and out spigots that would warrant different quick disconnects? I know my local home brew store sells in and out quick disconects. Is there really a difference?


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Yes, I had mine backwards at first, and it was nearly impossible to get them on and off. It will work though...
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Yep - slightly different size. Think the "in" is a bit smaller diameter.
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Ha ha, beat you.
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I purchased red o-rings and put them on the gas plugs. Makes it easy: black to black, grey to red. Just like stereo cables. I've got a few cornies that arrived with green o-rings on the gas.
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Oops, I hope there really isn't a differnce. I just disassembled three kegs and cleaned/sanitized everything. Dumped all the parts into a mason jar of sanitizer.

Unless it was just coincidence that I asssembled the first keg with the correct ball lock assemblies on the correct side,
I should be OK.


Is there any reason you would want to not use the propper one? It just makes it eaiser to keep track of which one goes where.
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There are some good descriptions listen in this thread.

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Also, on alot on kegs the gas side nut is star shaped as apposed to octogonal(or is it 6 sided ) anyway, it's to help you from hooking up wrong and putting beer into your regulator.


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