Got mine built this weekend, no homebrew in it yet (kegs will get here on in 4 days and I'll get them filled here pretty soon). I have the ability to swap out for homebrew or sanke style kegs whenever I want.
What do i need to purchase in order to do Sanke and Corny kegs? I want to set up a keezer with the capability to hold 1/2 bbl of commercial beer and 3 or 4 corny kegs. I have no doubt that I can build the keezer i just need some clarification on what parts i need.
What do i need to purchase in order to do Sanke and Corny kegs? I want to set up a keezer with the capability to hold 1/2 bbl of commercial beer and 3 or 4 corny kegs. I have no doubt that I can build the keezer i just need some clarification on what parts i need.
How do you plan on getting full 1/2s into the keezer?
P.S. the couplers on the left of the middle row, and the ball locks with short hoses in the center of the middle row are the key parts.
How do you plan on getting full 1/2s into the keezer?
P.S. the couplers on the left of the middle row, and the ball locks with short hoses in the center of the middle row are the key parts.
The freezer i was looking at could easily fit one half bbl and a few cornies. I'm not saying i necessarily want 2 commercial kegs all the time, but i'd like to have the option.
If it has made it fifty years plus I don't see it dying tomorrow.
Yeah, I had concerns about dressing up a 12 year old Kenmore. But clearly you have a plan B. It's like fixing up an old car then blowing the motor--you're going to put a new motor in it! But clearly, they don't make em like they used to. You probably have the luckiest Philco on earth!
Well, when I'm brewing in the garage, I got tired of having to go all the way into the downstairs room (20 feet) to get a beer from Keezer Soze, so I built this little guy from a free Craigslist freezer I scored that I'd planned on turning into a fermentation chamber:
Three taps here, five in the house. What was I thinking?!
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