After years of delays, I'm finally planning on moving forward with a keezer build. I've been toying with the idea of piecing together the necessary plumbing myself, or just buying a kit like the one below:
https://homebrewsupply.com/2-faucet-fridge-homebrew-kegerator-kit/
I already have 2 regulators, but not with that 2-way wye connector, so I'll keep that in the cost.
I upgraded to the Perlick 650SS flow control taps
And went with the longer tubing instead of the 5' that it comes with
My keezer will be able to comfortably hold 4 corny kegs, and my long term plan is to have 4 taps, but I'm starting with 2 to keep my initial costs under control, as well as to get a feel for what I'm getting myself into.
I already have kegs and CO2 tanks (some were gifted to me, others I purchased for dirt cheap over the past 7 or 8 years).
Does this particular kit seem like a good starting point?
https://homebrewsupply.com/2-faucet-fridge-homebrew-kegerator-kit/
I already have 2 regulators, but not with that 2-way wye connector, so I'll keep that in the cost.
I upgraded to the Perlick 650SS flow control taps
And went with the longer tubing instead of the 5' that it comes with
My keezer will be able to comfortably hold 4 corny kegs, and my long term plan is to have 4 taps, but I'm starting with 2 to keep my initial costs under control, as well as to get a feel for what I'm getting myself into.
I already have kegs and CO2 tanks (some were gifted to me, others I purchased for dirt cheap over the past 7 or 8 years).
Does this particular kit seem like a good starting point?
