You still get the Firestone post. The firestone post screws on to the pump assembly (via the adapter). The beer out side of a Firestone post and Cornelius post are the same. The difference in on the threaded end. The threaded end of a Cornelius post won't screw onto the pump assembly. The Firestone will.
I use this exact same system but I didnt buy the corney fitting I just slipped a piece of tubing over the end of the sprayer that also fits over my taps faucet. I run the solution through backward and just remove the corney end fitting that plugs into the keg. Wash rinse replat the corney fitting and done. For the cost and ease of use this systems is better IMO.
I just ordered the parts to make this, can't wait, nice build.
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You still get the Firestone post. The firestone post screws on to the pump assembly (via the adapter). The beer out side of a Firestone post and Cornelius post are the same. The difference in on the threaded end. The threaded end of a Cornelius post won't screw onto the pump assembly. The Firestone will.
Does that make sense?
What if you use pin lock kegs, does that post screw onto the pump assembly?
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