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Here are the latest pics of the upgrade

I have used a o-ring with sucess, also Ive used a specially made tri clover tri clamp gasket that is flat on one side to seal a 2" tri clover cap to a Sanke Keg Ferrule. This is a replacement seal for a Sanke Keg Fermenter Kit from Brewers Hardware

Ill get some pics on here tomorrow

Yes I need the large diptube cause the threads are at an angle causing an eliptical hole. There is not much extra room...

Almost done with a new version. This one has a relief valve in the tri fitting....Ill post pics soon....

Ahh sorry its west mi. I will do keggles. Do you have pics?

I would cut the galvanized fittings off the ss kegs and then weld ss fittings on should be easy......

Looking for the thin sankey kegs.. i live in Northern Mi Thanks

looking at getting more sankey kegs............ looks like Ill be building more

just a end mill

I don't have a pic of the spot face. But in the last pic where you see the silver solder joint for the stainless tube that is where it is.. Basically its just a 3/4" cut .100 deep so the tube can slide in and make a better solder joint

I didnt really keep track.............The most expensive parts are the fittings I bought them from midwest brewing. The tri clamp parts were bought from MSC. So fittings total was about $22 Tri clamp cap and cover about $15. I did machining myself ...so Im guessing I have under $40 in it...

Ive had lots of compliments on this from my friends on how simple ans nice this setup looks thanks:ban:

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/sankey-conversion-397782/

Now I have the ball lock fittings so this keg will attach to most any homebrew system

I happened to find a used sankey keg at a yard sale so I bought it to try my conversion........... I started by taking out the split ring that holds the ball valve in https://www.homebrewtalk.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=107727&stc=1&d=1363309654 Then with a twist of the ball...