Used dual tower faucet for sale?

Guigsy · Jan 22, 2008

Anybody trying to get rid of or have a used dual tower faucet laying around? I have a brand new single tower that came with my kegerator, but I really want to move to the dual without having to spend 100+ dollars.

Thanks,

Matt

Sir Humpsalot · Jan 22, 2008

You're sure you can't just add an extra tap?

Soulive · Jan 22, 2008

Sir Humpsalot said:
You're sure you can't just add an extra tap?

+1, why can't you just add another hole and fit it with the shank & faucet?

Guigsy · Jan 22, 2008

I'd imagine I could, but I'm not the handiest dude, so if it involves drills and cutting and screwing, I'd rather not. Well, depends what I'm screwing...hehe jk

Guigsy · Jan 23, 2008

Sir Humpsalot said:
You're sure you can't just add an extra tap?

Would anyone happen to have any information on this or a website with a step by step process?

Donasay · Jan 23, 2008

Step 1: Cut a hole in the box
Step 2: Put your junk in the box
Step 3: Get her to open the box

Guigsy · Jan 23, 2008

Donasay said:
Step 1: Cut a hole in the box
Step 2: Put your junk in the box
Step 3: Get her to open the box

Thanks JT...

Guigsy · Jan 24, 2008

Guigsy said:
Would anyone happen to have any information on this or a website with a step by step process?

Has anyone ever done this? I've been looking online for 2 days and haven't found anything...

JustMrWill · Jan 24, 2008

I found this place for parts...

http://www.wholesaledraft.com/catalog.php?styleID=66&brandID=10

I was thinking of doing the same thing...you should get a facet with a elbow shank so that it will fit.

I was going to buy a 3" dia PVC pipe from Lowes or Home Depot and drill the holes in that...that way, if I screw up it will not destroy my existing tower.
Check out post #67 on this thread https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=29053&page=7

Good luck.

-Will

Soulive · Jan 24, 2008

Guigsy said:
Has anyone ever done this? I've been looking online for 2 days and haven't found anything...

Its not that complicated honestly. Just drill the hole and screw in the faucet. Hooking up the beer line is simple. For drilling you can use a step bit for smooth edges...

geis6 · Jan 25, 2008

If you end up buying a dual, I might be interested in purchasing your single faucet tower from you.

Dr_Deathweed · Jan 25, 2008

here ya go, how to do it, I just did it myself a few months ago, feel free to ask any questions!

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=36258

Guigsy · Feb 1, 2008

deathweed said:
here ya go, how to do it, I just did it myself a few months ago, feel free to ask any questions!

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=36258

Looks good...

My tower is 2.5" not 3", so the kit that is available would have forced me to offset the taps. I just bought a gas splitter, 2 shutoff valves, extra gas line and a picnic tap. Works great for now, even though I need to open the fridge whenever I need a brew.

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