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I only needed 25ft, so I have the other 25ft to sell. 3/16" ID, 5/16" OD x 25 feet. This is the best beer line you can buy. No residual plastic taste and lined with silver to prevent any infection. I will ship for $49 to the continental US.

Bought 2 for $60 shipped. These will sell out fast.

I've always just pour the sugar into the beer and never had any problems....maybe I've just been lucky?

Get the Danby for $50 more which comes with a 5lb CO2 tank. Free shipping to your local Walmart store.

I have bottles over almost 2 years old and taste fine. They are definitely smoother but loose some flavor. However, a Belgium Triple should be perfectly aged and smooooth! I haven't had the chance to age that long in a keg yet.

http://www.kegerators.com/carbonation-table.php You'll need a separate regulator for each line to serve at different pressures. Much cheaper to get an extra regulator and control two lines at a time with the same pressure.

I bought the larger Danby unit from Walmart.com (free shipping to the store). Had same concerns you stated, but I think Danby corrected the temp problems. The newer reviews are much more positive than the older. Comes with the 5g CO2 tank, rear mounted and a plug to run a hose inside. The...

Yup x2.....so far..so great!!

I used fresh grated coconut and the beer taste fine after 1 1/2 years in the bottle.

Interesting.....I made the same last year but used fresh grated coconut. I can't taste any coconut, but my Asian nephew can. The coconut oil may inhibit the beer head a bit. Age it a couple of more months. I don't have any fat rings or sourness, but I did use a bag to hold the coconut in the...

I think it's more like 3 oz, but a math guy will figure this out quickly. Now ask yourself....would flat beer cause foam? The beer in the line isn't any different than inside the keg...it's still under pressure. It's a balance between pressure, temperature and length of your 3/16"...

I'm still drinking beers I brewed almost 2 years ago (had to play Army for a year).....

^^^^ You hit the nail on the head. The lack of using the Search tab and the repetitiveness of simple questions gets old fast. This is common in all forums, but I find it worse on this site. Why the moderators sit back and allow this to continue is baffling. I haven't posted here much because...

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The beer meister is a customized Danby. You'll be very happy with your purchase. I think the most difficult part of buying a kegerator is having one delivered w/o any damage.

Place it in a warm spot for 3 weeks and maybe you might have a carbonated beer. But I agree with the above poster too.

My biggest investment is perlick SS faucets and Tygon Silver tubing. I also wanted a taprite regulator that can be adjusted by hand and not a tool. And finally a gas manifold with check valves.

Just add the priming sugar they gave you and everything will be fine. I've never had any problems....

I just returned a manifold that looks like the second pic because it didn't have the one way flow check valves. I purchased another one that looks like the second pic WITH the check valves. The second pic manifold allows me to slide the mounting bracket into the kegerator shelf slot. I...

Try the search tab for Perlick....