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I thought I saw a series based on Whispering Pines. Not sure

piggybacking on this... My keg, half full, started blowing 95% foam, coming out too fast too. did all of the usual. checked post, dip tube and gasket. no issues. cleaned lines and faucets. No change. bled gas out of keg and filled, same fast n foamy pour. Blew gas through the liquid-out on the...

Similar issue. Think mine is in the keg. Futzing with dip tube, posts and o-rings trying to get it right. all seem ok. :rolleyes:

Nice ! For this, I tried to get a local brewery to can me a small batch 12% imp. Stout aged 2 years in bourbon barrels. Declined!

I’m interested. I have a pretty good start in the beer fridge 🙂

Didn’t even notice . Sht. looks like I’ll be doing that one over. Whatever can go wrong….

A CO2 monitor in the kegerator is something I didn’t know about and likely wouldn’t have thought of. That is really the only place I’ve had a leak. Good ideas coming out of this thread

Since someone had to blow up my pic and point out the band clamps I hadn’t gotten to yet. Got off my azz and finished

Take a look at CO2 detectors and air quality monitors. Get a baseline and check it anytime you change out kegs. There's plenty out there that can be monitored on your phone too for $$. Here's a cheap keychain monitor: ⬆️ Interesting. Something like that could be useful, even more so if it could...

The lid doesn’t necessarily need to be tight, just covered. I use a poorly fitting lid I bought for my kettle. No problems. Make sure to open the lid away from you while adding hops !

the leak was found at the keg immediately. just posted pics for the heck of it. Agree on the clamps. I was in the process of replacing with Oetiker clamps but ran out of the right size.

Close. 8580-110. Only $25 now. 13K people can’t be wrong 😉

a meter of some sort to alarm you when there is a constant flow of gas over time would have been nice. it looks like a scale is the only reasonable option, but you have to be looking at it.

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On a positive note, the mention of backup prompted me to check my old steel unit. Gas! Not much but enough to put this keg back on pressure.

The post was snug I guess when I put keg on and just forgot to do a final tighten. I went futzing around in there 2 days ago to pull out some empties to clean, apparantly really loosened them up.

I figured. I couldn’t find anything. I was thinking more like something that prevents constant flow of gas. Either it doesn’t exist or it costs more than my brewery 😑

Thats it. No help needed finding leaks or fixing anything. I'm checking to see if there is some in-line apparatus available to prevent a keg leak from totally draining the CO2 bottle. I have a 20lb bottle to a 4valve gas block, to 4 kegs in the kegerator. My new beer that I like had a loose keg...

Lil Forrest getting bigger and goofy.

Hold on, I was starting to clean my empties, one of the keg seals if off-white. 🚮