Show me how you lock your taps

[BigJoeBrew]

Post a pic of how you currently lock your taps. I have front taps and a curious little one. I might just invest in the locks, but looking for DIY or other commercial remedies.

Thanks

 

[BrokenDog]

I'm curious about this as well. The baby is talk enough now to reach up and touch the bottom of the taps, it's only a matter time before he's tall enough to pull the levers.

 

[SEndorf]

When the grand-genius is over, (yes.. that's grandpa talking), I simply pull the ball locks off the kegs. The disconnect seals the line so there's no contamination.

 

[dryboroughbrewing]

I've never bothered to lock mine, I find the rusty nails and broken glass lying about handle things for me.

 

[SEndorf]

Well..... There are worse things than having the kiddies find the taps.....

 

[metaltim]

I asked this question recently.. in the end, I've just taken off my handles. I don't think the kids will be able to work the tap until they're plenty old enough for me to explain to them why they shouldn't.

 

[NitrogenWidget]

build a wood box that covers the taps and rests on the drip tray?

 

[brewbama]

https://www.kegworks.com/perlick-wrap-around-beer-faucet-lock

 

[rwc_617]

Locking coffin.

 

[day_trippr]

Old school! I like it!

 

[bleme]

https://www.kegworks.com/perlick-wrap-around-beer-faucet-lock

It is just ridiculous that the lock costs more than the tap...

 

[madscientist451]

Can't send a pix of my lock, basically got a divorce, kids all grew up and moved away, my taps are at my bachelor farm-ette and if anyone comes around when I'm not there, they're in for a dose of .308 or .45 ACP.

 

[Jtk78]

It is just ridiculous that the lock costs more than the tap...

Agree. I wish someone made a tail piece that was a ball lock disconnect. If I wanted to take them off I could pull them right off the tail piece and lock the freezer. Much easier to access the tail piece than the keg with an upright freezer.