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It's about 98% done. I need to get a dedicated CO2 bottle for it. I have my 20#er behind it at the moment, but I need that for carbonation. Anyway it's good enough to pour the first pint! Cheers!!!

You could always do something like this...

I drilled the holes for the tower last night. There are lines running through the top so I had to be careful. I gotta get some longer stainless screws to mount the tower, but everything should be done tonight!

Let the fridge warm up to room temp. Remove the freezer. Gently bend it flat. Screw onto the back. Be careful not to hit any lines in the back.

The logistics of brewing 50 beers to have on tap at all times is insane. A more reasonable endeavor would be to have 50 recipes that you brew, but only 12-13 are available quarterly. That is much more reasonable and can flesh out your seasonal offerings, your crazy beers, and your usuals...

Could you post pics of this done with both pin locks in?

OK! I got the keg out and I taped everything up and reinsulated the back side. Here's some pics. I think 2 pin locks will fit if I make some latches for the door. 1 ball and 1 pin work fine and 2 ball locks fit fine. The is a close up of the plate. This is where I reinsulted the back...

That is beautiful.

The great stuff is curing around the keg. I wiped the keg down with canola oil to prevent the great stuff from sticking to the keg. I should have used more. The door. The whole door panel comes off with some screws, super easy. I will transfer the skirt. Here is the steel bracket from the...

I've been looking for a fridge that wouldn't need too much modification in order to fit 2 pin lock kegs in. Most of the new fridges are just too small and the older ones that are big enough are harder and harder to come by. So when I found a 4.6 cu ft fridge on walmart.com for $125 I jumped on...

OK. We dragged this beast all the way to Marathon Key from Tampa so we could have draft beer. Son of a bitch if the camp wardens wouldn't let us have an outside appliance. Soooo we ran to home depot and built ourselves this kegerator in a couple hours. We still use it for parties. The...

The 1/6th sanke kegs are over 9" in diameter so you need a bigger fridge. Some of the older model Sanyos will work if you are willing to wait for one to show up on craigslist. Someone said the Danby 4.4 works, but I don't believe it. Basically you would need at least 4.9 cu ft. which is achieved...

So far what I have found is that there are no dorm fridges that will fit 2 coke kegs (pin lock) that are still manufactured and are avaiable at the stores. You would need a 4.9+cu ft fridge. The closest thing I have found is the Kenmore 5.7 (model 95882), but it's $300+. I haven't seen the Danby...

What are the inside dimensions on that Danby, ThatGeekGuy?

I don't think there is a problem moving the freezer lines. They are fed by a soft line and should be able to be flattened or screwed into the back judging by the picture on the walmart site.

So do you have to lift the whole top off to change a keg?

Gotcha! Thanks. Makes perfect sense now.

Anyone can enter contests, just the team members are by invitation only. It's a dedication to brewing and improving and getting/giving honest feedback. If my beer sucks, I want to know, don't hold back, but please try to explain how it sucks. Not everyone is that dedicated or able to handle that...

Well, then you shouldn't have a problem so long as it's on a solid axle. You might have to buy a precision ground shaft to use if you can't find one that is a thousandth under sized or if you have a machinist buddy, have them make one for you.

Let me see if I understand this. You want to use 1 pillow block to tip the tun for cleaning? So it would be canitlevered like in the drawing?