It will work for a little while but you'll only be aboe to get about 40-50% of the beer out of it.
In other words - no.
In a very basic description, the corny keg works by the pressure on top of the liquid "pushing" the beer out of the dip tube opening at the bottom.
depend if you mean completely on its side or slanted. Slanted willl work for 80% of the time completely on its side will work 50% of the time , and upside will completely not work 100% of the time. I seen some post wher a guy made a wood holder to hold a 3 gallon corny slanted on its side.
On my corny's the dip tube extends to the bottom (vertical) of the conry to the base of the concave portion of the cylinder in the appromimate center keg.
and upside will completely not work 100% of the time.
think outside the box just swap the dip tube with the gas tube. Now the gas is on the top(bottom) and the gas tube is under the beer at the bottom(top)
Well if you think outside the keg, you would just swap the beer line with the liquid line
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You know; you just dont see enough MSPaint used around here. Well playedhere's a crude drawing of my typical corny:
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would have to change the pin lock fittings as the gas has 2 pins and the liquid has three....don't know about push locks never owned one
just f'kn with ya.
just modified your pic mine are like this.. god I am so bored at work today
The corny support for the 3g corny looked like a simple build out of wood (2 pieces) of either plywood or mdf. Just a jig saw and some screws.
Looked kinda like this.
as far as using that for my keg, how would i place the keg and would there have to be any modifications to it?
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