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09-25-2010, 12:09 AM
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JockeyBox.. What part do I need?
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I have a 120ft Stainless steel coil, with flared ends that have a hex nut on them to connect directly to a faucet shank. I want to put a tailpiece on the end so that I can connect it to a piece of flexible beer tube before it connects to the faucet shank. I can't seem to find anything that will do the trick.
I am considering buying a shank and cutting it down to one inch, which will connect to the coil and the hex nut, then putting a hex nut with a tail on the other end. But there seems like their must be another way, as I am not really looking forward to hacking my way through a shank.
Thanks in advance for any help
Matt
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Last edited by meschaefer; 09-25-2010 at 12:09 AM.
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09-25-2010, 12:21 AM
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Can you make an adapter with a piece of flex tube and some hose clamps?
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09-25-2010, 12:34 AM
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09-25-2010, 12:42 AM
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That is sort of what I need but it is too small. A faucet shank is 7/8" while that is 1/4".
I was looking for something like that. I just can't find the right size. I have looked at Midwest supply, micromatic, kegconnection and a few other places. I figure this can't be an unusual problem.
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09-25-2010, 01:24 AM
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What about an tailpiece for the shank?
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09-25-2010, 02:30 AM
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The final 20' on my jockey box goes down to 1/4"
No flex on the inside of the box, all stainless.
BTW: I only have a single, but it's from the same people.
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09-25-2010, 02:59 AM
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What about an tailpiece for the shank?
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Thats what I want to do, but I need some way to attach it to the end of my SS Coil.
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09-25-2010, 03:02 AM
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Originally Posted by beerocd
The final 20' on my jockey box goes down to 1/4"
No flex on the inside of the box, all stainless.
BTW: I only have a single, but it's from the same people.
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There is also a 20' section of 1/4" on my as well, the problem I have is that I want to use it is a round cooler and it doesn't line up flush with the walls for me to attach the stainless directly to the shank. So I want to put flex on the end so I can put the beer in, and the faucet anywhere that I like.
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09-25-2010, 03:51 AM
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M,
Is this going to be a permanent install, or are you going to put it in a square cooler eventually?
If it's permanent, cut the fitting off with a tubing cutter, and either put the correct size flare fitting on the end, or just flare the tubing and use a hose clamp to keep the flex tube on.
You might want to put a decently-long piece of flex tubing between the stainless and the shank. Any change in tubing will create a nucleation site for CO2 to come out of solution (and make your beer really foamy.)
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09-25-2010, 03:57 AM
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Originally Posted by bad coffee
M,
Is this going to be a permanent install, or are you going to put it in a square cooler eventually?
If it's permanent, cut the fitting off with a tubing cutter, and either put the correct size flare fitting on the end, or just flare the tubing and use a hose clamp to keep the flex tube on.
You might want to put a decently-long piece of flex tubing between the stainless and the shank. Any change in tubing will create a nucleation site for CO2 to come out of solution (and make your beer really foamy.)
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Whats going on Brett.
This is a semi permanent solution. While I have no immediate plans to place it into a square cooler, I can easily envision an excuse to pick up another 120 SS coil and have two faucets.
Unless I am able to find something to work without going to the trouble of cutting the tube and flare it, I will probably just stick the coil in a square cooler. I am using this for a friends wedding, and I wanted to just cut down on the bulk.
Now if anyone knew off hand, what the smallest square cooler the coil would fit into I would be willing to go that route. I just haven't been able to find one locally that has a small enough foot print. I would be willing to order it off of Amazon, if I could guarantee a fit.
Perhaps that's another thread.
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English Bitter, Vienna Lager
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