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so its been awhile but i figured i would update. i replaced the regulator but before i did that i actually released pressure in the keg, it was blowing out liquid under high pressure so i believe what may have happened was the pressure inside the keg was higher than the regulator so it was...

guessing the diaphram is shot, so ordered a repair kit. I've had this regulator sitting around awhile and after i hooked it up to my corny i had cider coming out the weep hole of the regulator.

we are at 18, just need a couple more! Thanks again to everyone who participated!

Thank you guys greatly for contributing toward the survey, you guys have helped us out a lot! Also we want everyone to be honest and provide straightforward feedback. One thing I think we should have clarified was the question regarding whether you would buy it or not. I think we should have...

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Actually you cannot do that with secondary regulators. They are designed to accept a lower pressure from their high pressure port. Only primary regulators are designed to accept the high pressure from the bottle. So either you run a battery of primary regulators, or you run a battery of...

It's definitely a leak, make sure you go through EVERY fitting, i thought i had everything worked out till i realized that even the main nut that screws into the bottle's valve was leaking using those crappy o-rings they give you with trade-ins. It took me 3 refills later at a hefty cost to fix...

you rock, been trying to find out which one I needed!

tell her to check here, so she can see the prices of commercial kegerators. lol good luck. http://www.kegerators.com/

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Tell him he's a weenie!

Actually you can disassemble the keg with home tools, it is just difficult to clean the keg given that the hole that gives you access is so small. They use high powered washers to clean them typically. But there are people who use them for homebrewing...

Thanks for the quick reply, I'll go rig one up.

I was brewing from 12:30-4:30am due to some time constraints which was my first mistake, and while trying to get things moving, I accidently dumped an extra 1/2lb of wheat DME into my hefe. I didn't break out my hydrometer because I was too tired, so I'm wondering what I can expect. I've never...