Best regulator need a new one

[thyirishmen]

What single regulator is everyone going with these days. My current one just went kaput and I'm unsure of what to go with. I want one that has a mfl out not barbed as my setup is all mfl.

 

[BigB]

I would go with a Taprite or a Micromatic. Both are great products. When you order the regulator, assuming you order from a vendor like Kegconnection, just tell them you want the out to be MFL... they will switch it out for you.

 

[badbrew]

Anyone recommend this one? I need a good one as a backup.
http://www.beveragefactory.com/draftbeer/regulator/double/tf_t742_Dual_Gauge_Primary_Regulator.shtml

 

[thyirishmen]

That one seems to be good.

 

[scottvin]

what does MFL out do? thanks!

 

[BigB]

what does MFL out do? thanks!

Its just a threaded fitting. It enables one to easily switch connectors or hoses without removing a clamp.

 

[Gregscsu]

What single regulator is everyone going with these days. My current one just went kaput and I'm unsure of what to go with. I want one that has a mfl out not barbed as my setup is all mfl.

I would spend the $15 on a rebuild kit. It is almost garunteed that will fix your issue.

 

[scottvin]

Its just a threaded fitting. It enables one to easily switch connectors or hoses without removing a clamp.

ahh ok, sounds much easier!

 

[straycat]

i just bought and connected one of these...absolutely love it.

http://www.beveragefactory.com/draf...double_gauge_co2_regulator_air_splitter.shtml

 

[evandena]

Like others have said, taprite or micromatic. All my other ones are junk, pressure swings, guards inaccurate.

 

[JRems]

I have found the Cornelius and norgren regulators to be very good. Usually you can find them cheap on eBay that were retired from soda service.