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alexdagrate · 08-27-2010, 01:11 AM

Can you force carb one keg while serving from the other keg using the regulator that comes in the 2 tap towet kit?

http://www.kegcowboy.com/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=137

**Kegcowboy** · 08-27-2010, 08:32 PM

Yes definitely, there are a few ways to do it.

The easiest way to do it is...... just hook the uncarbonated keg up and let it force carb over five days at the same pressure you are using to serve the carbonated keg.

If you are going to do a higher pressure force carb over a shorter time (2 days) then leave both kegs hooked up but turn off the gas to the keg that you have that is already carbonated - it doesn't hurt it not to have gas to it - and it will only go down if you are drinking on it. If you need to get more gas on the first keg because you have been drinking more than a few beers then simply turn the co2 pressure back down to the original pressure you had it at then turn the gas back on (it is ok for the carbonating keg to be at this lower pressure too) when you are done turn the gas off to to keg that is good and crank the pressure back up to the carbonating side - with a large hand adjustment like we have it is really easy to go back and forth. As long as you don't over carbonate your keg using a pressure that is too high then this process should be very forgiving.

**daugenet** · 08-27-2010, 08:39 PM

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Originally Posted by alexdagrate

Can you force carb one keg while serving from the other keg using the regulator that comes in the 2 tap towet kit?

http://www.kegcowboy.com/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=137

The easiest way may be if KC can make this into a dual regulator capable of doing two different pressures. obviously it would cost a bit extra

then you set each keg to its own pressure. one to force carb and the other to serve

**Kegcowboy** · 11-18-2010, 09:17 PM

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Originally Posted by daugenet

The easiest way may be if KC can make this into a dual regulator capable of doing two different pressures. obviously it would cost a bit extra

then you set each keg to its own pressure. one to force carb and the other to serve

You spoke. We listened. Your recommended regulator configuration is now available along with two more choices that will provide gas to up to four kegs for a reasonable price. CLICK HERE and slide over desired regulator for more information and pricing.

**Kegcowboy** · 11-22-2010, 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by daugenet

I would suggest putting some dimensions on some of your products (like kegs, mash tun, and such). I am in the minority and brew indoors on an induction cook top. Listing if a pot is induction compatible would be nice as well. (if a magnet sticks to the bottom it will work)

Just a few things I have noticed while on your site.

Our pots are induction capable........our in store sytem is induction too!