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Just put the finishing touches on my new build!

What about running a copper coil in the bottom of the small freezer to cool the glycol with the bucket and pump outside the freezer pushing the glycol into the freezer then to your faucets? Asking, because I was thinking of doing that but stumbled upon this post.

With that distance, the only option I could think of is to ship it. I don't have anyone in NC to mule it for me. Do you have any cables for it? Like temp probes, power cables or the like...

I love your panel! I am interested. I do have a couple questions. Has the panel been used and/or tested? Also, where are you located? I am in Wisconsin. Wondering to determine shipping options. Thanks!

This kegerator is still for sale for $350 in the La Crosse WI area.

My roommate is selling his 2 tap kegerator. Check out the craigslist ad here Any questions please contact the ad not me. I could answer some if needed. I do know it will hold a commercial half barrel and a sixth at the same time. It is a great fridge, we are just upgrading.

Can you point me in the direction to where you got the fan that sits in the bottom of your keezer blowing cold air up to the taps? Thank you!!

I personally would find it very difficult to do this. the vast majority of refrigerators only have one compressor and that is what does most of the work in the cooling process. You might actually be able to tweet the thermostats enough in each compartment to obtain the temps you want via cycling...

I was wondering what kind of fitting you have attached to the bottle cap. And can pick one up at my local hardware store?

I was wondering what kind of fitting you have attached to the bottle cap. And can pick one up at my local hardware store?

How many kegs do you have? Pin lock or ball lock? Is that $60 for all the kegs? I'm in lacrosse wi and could come and pick them up. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Home Brew mobile app