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Luke Dog's Keezer Build

Discussion in 'Kegerators & Keezers' started by lukedog, Oct 12, 2012.

 

  1. #1
    lukedog

    Member

    Posted Oct 12, 2012
    I just finished this 4 tap Keezer build. It's not as fancy as some of the others are posting, but it gets the job done.:mug:

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    WhiteEagle1

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 12, 2012
    Dude! Looks just like mine!! Great job!
     
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    tracyt1800

    Well-Known Member  

    Posted Oct 12, 2012
    That's really nice looking!
     
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    MadMash

    Member

    Posted Oct 12, 2012
    Looks awesome, I like the skirt around the casters. Compliments the collar nicely.
     
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    StainlessBrewing

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 12, 2012
    Very nice!
     
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    FredTheNuke

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 12, 2012
    with the four individual pressure regulators what pressure do you run the mainline at (I'm sure there is a fifth at the tank)?
     
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    VegasJ

    Well-Known Member  

    Posted Oct 13, 2012
    sub'd... ^^^ been wondering that myself for my future build.

    Good looking Keezer. I want wheels on mine too... just for day-long parties at friends' houses! :)
     
  8. #8
    lukedog

    Member

    Posted Oct 13, 2012
    I'm still in the process of filling all four kegs. As soon as I have all four taps running, I'll post the pressure needed to maintain the correct pressure for each tap. Another friend of mine thinks I'll need to decrease pressure for each tap as I move away from the tank. You are also correct, there is a fifth regulator on the tank.
     
  9. #9
    FredTheNuke

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 13, 2012
    You will not have to decrease the pressure as long as the main line is size properly and all 4 regulators are not used at 1 time. The issue will be the minimum differential pressure required for the 4 downstream regulators to function. For example if they are at 11 PSI and the main line is at 15 PSI they may not function.
     
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