wtaylor3
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Well I managed to purchase 3 ball lock corny kegs of the 5 gallon variety for $75. I couldn't pass up the notion of getting 3 kegs for the price of one. They're currently pressurized so I believe they should function flawlessly.
I then pulled the trigger and ordered a Kegco 2 tap kit w/tank and an Inkbird version of the stc1000 because it reads degrees both Fahrenheit and Celsius.
I plan to flush mount the temp controller and outlet into the collar or possibly build the assembly in a project box. Not sure which yet.
I also am going to build a paint can heater at some point because I live in Michigan and my keezer has to be out under a partially enclosed leanto. One side of the outlet will control the heater and the other side will control the compressor.
Lastly, I'm toying with the idea of building a cart with push mower tires on it to mount the keezer on as the leanto has a dirt floor and I may need mobility at some point.
This build may take awhile as I'm on a VERY limited budget right now but with some overtime and perhaps a little good luck I'll have it running in 2-3 weeks View attachment ImageUploadedByHome Brew1440850581.903564.jpgView attachment ImageUploadedByHome Brew1440850601.879066.jpgView attachment ImageUploadedByHome Brew1440850634.383564.jpg
I then pulled the trigger and ordered a Kegco 2 tap kit w/tank and an Inkbird version of the stc1000 because it reads degrees both Fahrenheit and Celsius.
I plan to flush mount the temp controller and outlet into the collar or possibly build the assembly in a project box. Not sure which yet.
I also am going to build a paint can heater at some point because I live in Michigan and my keezer has to be out under a partially enclosed leanto. One side of the outlet will control the heater and the other side will control the compressor.
Lastly, I'm toying with the idea of building a cart with push mower tires on it to mount the keezer on as the leanto has a dirt floor and I may need mobility at some point.
This build may take awhile as I'm on a VERY limited budget right now but with some overtime and perhaps a little good luck I'll have it running in 2-3 weeks View attachment ImageUploadedByHome Brew1440850581.903564.jpgView attachment ImageUploadedByHome Brew1440850601.879066.jpgView attachment ImageUploadedByHome Brew1440850634.383564.jpg