wstandis
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Sorry if I am creating too many posts about this but I dont see why this is so hard for me. I started off thinking I was going to do an air cooled system but there were too many funky turns and I was not sure I could get the air circulation I need.
So I bought the following glycol tower and beer line
Tower:
Beer Tower - 3" Column - Polished Stainless Steel - Glycol Cooled - 2 Faucet
Line: 3/8 id
Beer Line Hose - Trunk Line
I am getting the impression that this glycol soultion is meant for much longer runs than I am putting together. I bought 15 feet of line. My intent is to put the fridge in the basement and run the line up to my bar area. that would be a vertical of about 6-8 feet.
3/8 seems like pretty big tube do I need to reduce this some how? The tower says it has 1/4" O.D. Stainless Steel tubes with tapered barb 5/16"-3/8" which leads me to belive it reduces at the tap? Worse case scenario I can pull out the product lines and replace them with smaller ones if need be.
How cold should i keep the glycol. I was going to convert an old fridge to keep the kegs in the fridge and the glycol bath in the freezer.
So I bought the following glycol tower and beer line
Tower:
Beer Tower - 3" Column - Polished Stainless Steel - Glycol Cooled - 2 Faucet
Line: 3/8 id
Beer Line Hose - Trunk Line
I am getting the impression that this glycol soultion is meant for much longer runs than I am putting together. I bought 15 feet of line. My intent is to put the fridge in the basement and run the line up to my bar area. that would be a vertical of about 6-8 feet.
3/8 seems like pretty big tube do I need to reduce this some how? The tower says it has 1/4" O.D. Stainless Steel tubes with tapered barb 5/16"-3/8" which leads me to belive it reduces at the tap? Worse case scenario I can pull out the product lines and replace them with smaller ones if need be.
How cold should i keep the glycol. I was going to convert an old fridge to keep the kegs in the fridge and the glycol bath in the freezer.