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Thanks! So far this option is what your going by... "My method was to Slide a piece of pvc up the tower and about an inch sticking into the fridge.That inch gives something to seal the hole and pvc to with silicone" (so through the drilled hole and up the PVC) The trick is to find the...

Yea, long term wise this set up is going to end up on top of a bar counter which will sit roughly 6" above the fridge top (to allow room to run the cup rinser and drain lines) but thats a future plan thats been put on a long waiting list.

Im not too stressed about foamy beer just yet... ive got the means to correct that IF that does occur. I am coming from a 1 tap kegerator, was burning through 1 half barrel too quickly so opted to a larger fridge to store more beer. scored this bev air for a good price. To fill in some...

did your fridge have an "evap" fan that constantly runs? I could see possibly the copper not have as much of an effect if its just sitting. This units fan runs 24/7 to blow cold air across it. The copper ends are in direct path of that fan which was my goal as I have heard of some people...

So I am getting ready to drilling and installing my tap tower on my kegerator and got a couple ideas but would love to hear your opinion or ideas..... For starters I am using copper pipes as a method of keeping the beer lines / tower cold. Currently they are pre cut to stick inside the fridge...

ah ok... Yea if I remove the cap it would be a direct hole to the outside. assuming this isn't some random hole someone made and caped then?

Hey guys, Was curious, whats the purpose of these caps? I have 2 small caps about 1" round in 2 difference spots. this fridge doesnt have the pre made top tower holes so I dont think it was made for c02 access or what not unless they all come standard like that? Heres one, I have...

Looking for a nitro set up / tank / regulator. Tap if in good shape. PM me with any details and price. Thanks!

I played D3 as well but for some reason it keeps freezing / crashing in the desolate sands... "fixes" keep saying to restore my graphic cards to a previous update for the fix but in doing so it messed with the other games I play, so I just uninstalled D3 for the time being until that BS is...

Yea, down the road ill be investing in some perlic SS taps... my beer funds are getting a little low so ill have to be patient.... at 10 bucks a tap, I can call them " disposables" lol... I just bought this house a little over a year ago, so I do have to "invest" in other things. But do...

Yea i got the shanks, tail pieces ect all lined up with new chromed faucets... I know there's better options on faucets but right now my budget will only support the cheaper end of it for now. 9.99 per chromed faucet and 14.99 per shank with tail piece + faucet to shank seal.

yea true enough.... you able to confirm i got the standard america tower / set up by the pics? I dont want to end up buying the wrong parts and be stuck with them. Thanks, Jesse

Hey guys, I can get chromed faucets new for 9.99 and tower shanks with the 90deg elbow for 14.95 each. The taps I have, have definitely seen better days but could be cleaned, what I would more then likely need to replace is the shaft body that opens n closes for the beer. Are those...

Your unit might be a little different.. but I did some home work on these commercial style fridges.. few things you can check Look inside unit where fan is blowing look to see if coil frozen over Make sure the cooling fins near the compressor are all clean and not all blocked up with dust...

well to "speed up" the identifying process.. i cranked my psi by 1 so left it at 17psi... and I went from a 4" air gap at the faucet to 1/2" air space at the faucet with no other air gaps through out the line. So I guess ill turn off the co2 and burp the beer for a day and a bit this weekend...

yea... only thing I can personally think of is over carb as well at this point.

curious... could I also just keep upping my PSI to see if the air gaps contiue to be reduced? I know I can risk over carbonation if I leave it too long... but if I keep an eye on it every hour ect and do 2psi increments per say....

I got the tapwrite regulator which doesnt have a PRV the only PRV I can think of is the one on the coupler itself.

I dont doubt that it could be over carbonated, any easy way to "test" or diagnose that? im guessing I could turn off my co2.. burp the beer for a couple days? I havent tried anything above 16 psi... I had a cream ale from them and it dialed in at 16psi with the 10ft line....

when I had lowered the pressure to 12psi with the 10ft line the air space was larger. when I had 12 psi with the 5ft line I had bubbles forming in the line. you still think I should go lower (down to around 10PSI)? These air gaps do not form right away, they take a couple hours to form..