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monty73741 · Jul 28, 2008

I know this sounds probally dumb, I feel like a NOOB asking this. I'm sure i;m right.

I;m makeing a kegerator. I;m collecting parts.
I was at harborfrieght LOOKing at stuff & found this

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=94841

can i use this, i dont see why not

david_42 · Jul 28, 2008

Welding gages are designed for higher flow rates than you see in a keg setup. But, they might work.

olllllo · Jul 28, 2008

It might be difficult to read the guages, but you might learn to live with it. Factor in the eventual purchase of a replacement low pressure guage.

BrewBeemer · Jul 28, 2008

I bet that is some high quality made in China equipment by the price and supplier, feel lucky on your brewing time, labor and money spent? I wouldn't waste my money purchasing twice. If it's too good to be true it's true.

camiller · Jul 28, 2008

By the same token it could last you the rest of you life. While I've never been happy with the quality of electric tools from HF I've had a lot of success with air tools. The low pressure guage looks like it goes to 45 PSI while a lot of others go to 60 so it might be easier to read than others. Sometimes a good deal is a good deal.

CrackyMcZap · Jul 29, 2008

Brewer's Discount has a decent looking regulator too. Cheap gauges for your secondary regulator array too.

BrewBeemer · Jul 29, 2008

You would be better off with a 0-15 psi scale gauge for more accurate repetable pressure adjustments on the low end of the scale. JMO.

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