jmp138
Well-Known Member
I was moving my kegerator from my old house to my new house yesterday and stopped at the grocery store to pick up some dinner. It was early evening, light out, nice part of town so I didn't think anything of running in the store for 5 minutes with the kegerator in the back. Five minutes later I returned to see that the lid and collar, including my Perlick faucets and shanks had been completely ripped off the hinges. I don't know how or why someone would do this, but its absurdity is not lost on me. Thusly, I am left with a chest freezer body with no lid and no faucets.
Now that the seething anger has subsided, I am wondering how to best rebuild. I am thinking that I could turn it into a bar top type setup with a three tap tower coming out. I was wondering if anyone has had any luck with completely removing the lid and using a sheet of plywood or some other substance along with insulation to replace it. I don't think theres much chance of finding a replacement lid for a 10 year old chest freezer. This is a ridiculous situation, but any ideas would be appreciated.
Now that the seething anger has subsided, I am wondering how to best rebuild. I am thinking that I could turn it into a bar top type setup with a three tap tower coming out. I was wondering if anyone has had any luck with completely removing the lid and using a sheet of plywood or some other substance along with insulation to replace it. I don't think theres much chance of finding a replacement lid for a 10 year old chest freezer. This is a ridiculous situation, but any ideas would be appreciated.