Recent content by TKB21

Thank you so much for the proof of concept!

Sorry if the idea sounds absolutely crazy but figured it may be worth asking. So basically I wanted to take my iced tea on the road with me to festivals. To get water to to my Wunder-Bar gun I use this pump. I was wondering if I could essentially do the same but for brewed iced tea...

Yes! Thank you so much!

So I basically have a 14 port cold plate that I'm looking to connect my 3/8" ID braided vinyl tubing with. The issue is that the cold plate didn't come with a barb fitting; just two male/male adapters. The description reads: Here's what the adapters look like: I'm just having a hard time...

I would think that your typical syrups would have a pretty decent shelf life considering it's makeup is primarily sugar water. Sort of echoing the conversation we had in my post but right now I'm using mason jars with holes drilled through their caps. Corny kegs would be another idea (though...

I never ran into such a thing and yeah, it probably wasn't a problem with the tube.

Yea, just where I put the tube through. Since in this case we're "sucking up" the syrup vs. pouring I don't think any form of ventilation would be necessary anyway and plus I'm trying my best to keep the scent of sweet away from the bees. Doing this with flojets is 100% possible. I did it with...

Sort of. At the moment I got 1gal mason jars and drilled a 5/8" hold through them. From there I took 5/8" vinyl tubing and connected them to my Flojet pumps. I managed to find water jug caps with holes already in them so I just stick the tubing through there. As I continue to expand I may just...

So if I understand you correctly I think the kit came with a manifold but correct me if I'm wrong:

Let me try to clarify. This is how the gas is setup to come in. Would I just unclamp the vinyl tube connected to the regulator and instead connect it (or a longer one to my tank?

Thanks for the reassurance. So with that being said I just wouldn't lift the top and twist for the second regulator?

The secondary came as a bundle with my flojet pumps (see link). I had a feeling it might be overkill, which led me here to ask. With all that being said, do I just set both to 60psi?

As told by one of their sales reps, I believe I need just 60psi. I did happen to read his posts and concluded that CO2 was the way to go. Was there one in particular I should take a look at?

5/6 for syrups. The remaining pump I was planning on using for my water source (dip a tube in a 5 gal water jug and suction). As for the regulator, I just ordered this one for the tank. Lemme know if this was an ideal choice. I still have time to change the order.

Gotcha! Thank you so much and happy holidays! A little OT but I ended up with the 20lb tank as recommended in the other thread lol. I'm gettin there 😅!