basisforaday
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I'm going to be brewing a batch to take to a party and I'm just wondering if there is an easier way to transport rather than lugging around the both the co2 tank and the keg?
Best way to transport keg?
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Edcculus
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The trick with the CO2 cartridges is to give them just a tiny shot at a time. You want just enough to push your beer out of the keg.
basisforaday
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Perfect. I knew there had to be something easier than lugging around a big tank.
+1 on this setup http://stores.kegconnection.com/Detail.bok?no=126
-1 for now knowing how much it cost me
-1 for now knowing how much it cost me
RogerMcAllen
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How full is the keg?
A half empty keg should have enough pressure to push out all of the beer. If the pressure drops let the keg warm a bit (the gas will warm a lot faster than the beer), and you should start flowing again. If you can't get every last drop, just pop the top and pour into a pitcher.
A half empty keg should have enough pressure to push out all of the beer. If the pressure drops let the keg warm a bit (the gas will warm a lot faster than the beer), and you should start flowing again. If you can't get every last drop, just pop the top and pour into a pitcher.
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i would worry most about the agitation from transporting... put 30 psi on it before travel.
Edcculus
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+1 on this setup http://stores.kegconnection.com/Detail.bok?no=126
-1 for now knowing how much it cost me
I wouldn't spring for the faucet. It might look nice, but they have these thing called PICNIC TAPS for a reason!
I already had the facet just needed the adapter...help me justify this to myself please :cross:I wouldn't spring for the faucet. It might look nice, but they have these thing called PICNIC TAPS for a reason!
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