keg set up prices
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Depends on what you can find, but a "good deal" would be:
5# aluminum co2 tank: $60
Regulator: $40 (or more, depending on what you felt you needed)
Lines/quick disconnects/etc: beer 10' lines at up to $2/foot: one keg, $20 QDs, $7 each (one beer line, one gas line)= $14/ and gas lines- 6', $10 or so. Faucet- picnic tap is $5 or less, a "real" faucet can be much more.
So, for $150 ish you can have a one-keg co2 set up.
5# aluminum co2 tank: $60
Regulator: $40 (or more, depending on what you felt you needed)
Lines/quick disconnects/etc: beer 10' lines at up to $2/foot: one keg, $20 QDs, $7 each (one beer line, one gas line)= $14/ and gas lines- 6', $10 or so. Faucet- picnic tap is $5 or less, a "real" faucet can be much more.
So, for $150 ish you can have a one-keg co2 set up.
oh, was hoping to spend about 100 on it, i think ima wait it out and stick to bottles for another batch or two
thanks for the links
You know, $30 is a decent price for a keg. Why not pick one up now, and hold onto it for when you're ready to pick up the other items.
The price of soda kegs has gone up a lot, and will continue to rise because there are a finite amount of them as soda is no longer packaged in them.
The price of soda kegs has gone up a lot, and will continue to rise because there are a finite amount of them as soda is no longer packaged in them.
speedster00
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I spent about $150. The fact that you can force carb, and drink instantly when its done ferminting is priceless. No waiting weeks for bottle conditioning to hope you got it right.
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