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Austin Homebrew has a sale on the Perlick 525s for $23 pretty often and if you added the cheap taphandles you would break the $100 mark to get free shipping you might actually be able to get them less (by a dollar) than farmhouse brewing. The thread is actually talking about a different faucet...

I'll admit I started with Keg Cowboy, had a great experience and stuck with them so I am bias but........I see a flaw in this argument. Austin Homebrew has a great price on the Perlick faucets and also on the March pumps (sorry KC I will be buying one from them soon but I will be back) , I...

I like the fact that they have the lowest prices because they start at the lowest prices. They don't make you go out and find the lowest price and then match it as a last resort simply because they know at that point that you are not going to buy from them anyway.

Don't do it!

Hopefully the KegCowboy's low prices will carry over to their homebrew supplies too! Anyone know where this shop is and when it is going to be open?

I have seen the "brew stand" kit with 3 of the 10" BG14 burners and a 0-40 PSI regulator for $160 but I want one that also has individual controls because I do not know what to use. This illustration shows them connected with copper and simple controls. Does anyone know of a more sophisticated...

I am still able to get my US tap Handles onto my euro faucet

I followed this guys instructions http://www.mikebeer.net/chestfreezer.htm along with Carson's - I think now I would have gone with black too, but man were you ever right about those Keg Cowboy Kegerator Kits - not only were they the lowest price but the kit came with quick disconnects included...

seems like the consensus on the forum is that beer will freeze at 28 degrees - that may be where I cam up with leaving it at 29 degrees but I think I was shooting for something warmer ....ended up at 29 degrees then went to the forum (or another one) to see how this was possible. Either way the...

Well I did have two different types of thermometers with one at the bottom and one at the top (because I had heard stories about only one end or the other freezing, but the kegs were on a platform and as I remember the bottom one was always a bit colder but as I remember the top one was also at...

I have a new KegCowboy regulator and an old Perlick regulator (really old) that I am using and I kept both inside with the temp at 29 degrees (don't hate - I like it cold) for many months without any problem. So this may be evidence that it is not a brand issue. Is this diaphram theory documented?

I hope you do add additional photos - that is inspirational! I am thinking about buying the new ganged battery of regulators from kegcowboy http://www.kegcowboy.com/products-page/individual-components/co2-two-pressure-regulator-battery/ because it is quite a bit lower ($70 vs. $109) than any...

Why do you need a quick disconnect right after the regulator? I am thinking about buying the ganged version of this regulator, but I am going to have my QD on the ends of the three hoses.

I guess I should try it too - could it be that the aluminum keggle stories are just old wives tales?