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Can't say enough good stuff about these guys SSP USA - Pipe & Compression Fittings

Crap I wanted to use one of these in my collar. :( Let us know how it works out.

Hate to be "that guy" but I'm bumping this up. Can anyone with the Kenmore 8.8 chime in?

This sale actually goes untill the 23rd! Does anyone with this freezer have any issues with the lid? I read a review that it wasn't very durable, and in store it does seem a bit flimsy. Replys appericiated as the clock is ticking

So the Kenmore 8.8 is on sale today at Sears $411.99, marked down to $273.97 $288.39 without the extra 5% (Presidents day weekend?)

I would guess its one of their commercial systems which they show on the website.

Nice! Bet that Copper wasn't cheap!

Check out the ASCO 212 series valves. (1/2" & 3/4") They are NSF rated, i.e. rated for food/ dring use. Or the 8256 NSF series (1/8 1/4")

Where did you order from? Sears? I'm in the market. :mug:

Thanks for the Lead. I found the thread you referenced, but the Kenmore 8.8 wasn't listed. I did find the below from user RedRocket: Which interestingly enough was in the first link in my original post. :drunk:

Bumping this back up. I found the below information: Specifications for a U.S. 1/2 barrel keg Height of keg 23.3 inches Diameter of keg 16.1–17.15627 inches 12 fl oz servings 165.6 16 fl oz (1 U.S. pint) servings 124 Could someone with this freezer measure the internal...

Hey guys, Hope this is the correct Sub-forum. My Neighbor recently gave me a 5lb CO2 cylinder, Regulator, Tap, and Faucet. I've been looking at the Keezer Builds, and thinking about doing one with a Kenmore 16949 Does anyone have internal dimensions, or know if this will fit a 15.5 Gallon...

I would personally shy away from the valves in the second link, and I would not use an ASCO 8219G094 for natural gas service. How much pressure are you providing to the valves? For a 1/2" valve have you looked at the ASCO 8030G069? (0-8 psig) They list for $168 brand new, and are from a...

The 8210G015 (8210G037 is the S.S. version) is a general service valve. These are not natural gas/propane valves. The better valve is the 8040G022, which is rated from 0-2 psi DIFFERENTIAL which lists for $135.00 Also the valve isn't offset at that 45* angle, which looks funny. Of course...

I have to agree with Schmagy on these points. It's purdy, Fast, and easy to clean.

Very solid advise. DC valves will have a breaker piece to prevent residual magnetism from having the core stick in the core tube. AC valves use a shading coil to prolong the magnetic field when the current (60Hz) drops through zero. If the shading coil is dirty the valves can buzz and...

Amazing Project!