hungrymonkey
Well-Known Member
I picked up two corny kegs last week. One has the smaller in/out connectors and one has larger in/out connectors.
I was sanitizing the kegs with the hopes of filling them with my current batches. I took it apart, then cleaned it and put it back together. But now I have a leak on the out side.
I started looking at the keg and noticed the fill tube hits the bottom of the keg. I believe that it is preventing it from being tightened down completely and causing the leak.
I put it back together the way I found it, none of the links in the kegging faq showed this type of keg. The dip tube seats differently in the other keg. The smaller connector keg has the dip tube feeding through the outside of the keg, into the inside.
this keg has the dip tube sandwhiched between the bulkhead couplings.
What am I working with, and how do I put it back together?
IN side.
I was sanitizing the kegs with the hopes of filling them with my current batches. I took it apart, then cleaned it and put it back together. But now I have a leak on the out side.
I started looking at the keg and noticed the fill tube hits the bottom of the keg. I believe that it is preventing it from being tightened down completely and causing the leak.
I put it back together the way I found it, none of the links in the kegging faq showed this type of keg. The dip tube seats differently in the other keg. The smaller connector keg has the dip tube feeding through the outside of the keg, into the inside.
this keg has the dip tube sandwhiched between the bulkhead couplings.
What am I working with, and how do I put it back together?
IN side.