taps

Hello everyone. Im excited to share an upcoming build with you all. The plan: Building a man cave and I’m going with a through the wall tap system. I have a bar room with a utility room adjacent that will be perfect for hiding a refrigerator directly behind the taps/shanks. As you can see from...

Kettles, mashtun, propane burner, counterflow chiller, temp control, glass and plastic fermenters of various sizes, stir plate, pump, fold up stand, immersion chiller, taps, kegs, ph meter, kegs, taps, tap handles. Celina, TX Everything works perfectly, just need it gone, I don't brew anymore...

So it looks like my whole keezer set up didn't sell, so maybe you just want the parts. Located in Elk Grove (just south of Sacramento), CA. I'm able to ship the CMB tap and manifold and am open to shipping the regulators without the tanks, too. Pics posted in hopefully the same order as the...

500 OBO - pick up online in Elizabeth, NJ Built in 2015 Holds 4 corny kegs, but in its current set up can only have 3 on CO2 at a time. May need collar insulation and possibly a new interior co2 regulator in order to run more efficiently. Interior and exterior regulator included Tap...

I bought this hoping to build a keezer under a bar but I think that may be a ways away still. Hoping to sell for $260 + shipping. Local pickup would be preferred but there aren’t a ton of brewers in Utah ha. I’ll add photos shortly!

This kegerator conversion was made with a CO2 line pass-through on the side that allows the 10-lb CO2 tank to be stored outside while providing space for up to four (4) 5-gallon kegs inside. The inner shelf maximizes "floor space" while still providing space above for taps and connections and...

Good day home brewers. I am currently not a home brewer but just received my first kegerator! It has two taps but the beer I drink only comes in the short fat sizes and not tall skinny so I can only fit one keg at a time. Can I run one keg to both taps? If so how? And is there any negative...

If you have the big bucks, you could get one of those Bottoms Up beer dispensers: http://www.bottomsupbeer.com/

Well, this was my first metalworking and first woodworking project. I'm surprised the wife approved it, but it turned out well. Here's how it all went down. First, the finished product: So, I started by making a rolling base. I later had to find a way to cut it off because the swivel wheels...

I have 6 x Perlick 630SS faucets, brand new! I am willing to sell them for $35/each, or all 6 for $200. First come, first served.