Recent content by tommymac

the problem is these barrels flare out a bit in the middle. they have a smaller daimater atht etop and bottom and are wider in the middle. I may try putting some wood under one to maybe get the 2 of them in.

Not sure if this one has been answered here. I bought 2 1/6th kegs from a local brewery, they are somewhat shorter and fatter than the usual kegs.so getting them in side by side isnt happening. I think if I cut those lips out from the sides it may work. Has anyone done this o rknows of an easier...

thanx, I was/am not set of kegworks, its just the first site I found, I do need to order soem other bits of hardware as well so I iwll see who has everything i need.

Helo, I am looking for some recomendations for a dual gague co2 regulator. With my kegerator set up I will be running 2 separate kegs and eventualy will be kegging my homebrew so I want to be able to control the pressure to each line. there are a few different ones I saw on the kegworks website...

thanx for the heads up jason, I was contemplating that since I want to remove the glycol lines from my tower. Its been a pita so far between the foam and the shanks wrapped in aluminum foil. it will make things easier too when I run the new beer line up to the shank.

man what a pita, so I cut the wrench but have a hard time getting it over the nut due to all the insulation they have in there. The other links I found mentione dchannel lock pliers and a lot of patience and a lot of profanity which I am seeing is the case now LOL I think once I get the first...

Thats a thought too, I need to go through my toolbox to se what i have. Most of my tools are metric but do have some standard wrenches.

took alittle doing with a towel and oil filter wrench, then to my dismay insulation is just gooped in there everywhere. I did a little more searching and everything I googled took me to threads here LOL. I dug out a bunch of the insulation and more or less got to the shank nuts, then realized...

I recently picked up a 3 tap perlick tower for my kegerator project. it has t been used in some time and the beer lines are prety nasty looking. I figured I would just replace them with new ones. I removed the faucets but am now stuck on how to get the lines out. Theres a round cylindrical...

I know I know, I anticipate loosing tons of my time. thing is my other hobby is motorcycles so I am out riding or at the track quite a bit so thats going to have to be cut down because I will need to be home more so i am trying to focus on more at home projects

I go tht egreen light from the mrs to get a kegerator, and with a kid on the way I will be spending more time at home so I can hopefully start brewing again. I am looking to build a system with 2 taps and would just be using corny kegs or regular quarters if I buy kegs of beer to have. I...

At least it should be a series people will want to watch. I will root for detroit just to see hasek get another cup even though hes not starting. Tom

Sorry for th edelay everyone I am alive and well and am quaffing some ancient homebrew as I speak:mug: Its my old porter recipe. Its actualy kinda flat, but I do recall having a few batches that didnt carbonate well if at all for some reason. It has def mellowed, I remember my porter having a...

that looks good, thanx for the link. I am currently using a false bottom but may eventualyl switch to the braided line. Tom

You visualized it correctly. The cooler I bought is one of the 20 dollar specials from target and doesnt have a drain opening in it. the 5 gallon gatorade cooler Ihave has an opening of 7/8ths so i figured i would keep them consistent in case I need to swap parts for whatever reason. tom