This may be a stupid question, but here it goes.
I already have 1/4" lines running from my regulator to the kegs, supplying gas. And, I have some 1/4" lines running from the kegs to the picnic faucets, supplying liquid - unforunately, I'm getting too much foam from this method and need to add a line. I considered lengthening the liquid lines and then thought, "why not replace the liquid lines with 3/16" lines?". I'm just wondering if there is there any reason you need to match the gas input and liquid output lines for your kegging system?
So... can I use 3/16" liquid dispensing lines if I'm supplying the gas to the kegs through a 1/4" line?
I already have 1/4" lines running from my regulator to the kegs, supplying gas. And, I have some 1/4" lines running from the kegs to the picnic faucets, supplying liquid - unforunately, I'm getting too much foam from this method and need to add a line. I considered lengthening the liquid lines and then thought, "why not replace the liquid lines with 3/16" lines?". I'm just wondering if there is there any reason you need to match the gas input and liquid output lines for your kegging system?
So... can I use 3/16" liquid dispensing lines if I'm supplying the gas to the kegs through a 1/4" line?