Kegerator Tower
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Conan
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That seems to be the common method. Run a 1/2" or so copper line down the tower and into the kegerator body. Run the serving lines inside the copper, or not. Up to you. Kyle
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Yes,
you do need some of the copper to extend into the kegerator. It does not really matter whether you have a small mini fridge or a larger unit, its pretty much the same configuration. Lots of threads on this in here to get some ideas from.
you do need some of the copper to extend into the kegerator. It does not really matter whether you have a small mini fridge or a larger unit, its pretty much the same configuration. Lots of threads on this in here to get some ideas from.
