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So I bought a kit from the lhbs for a keezer (5lbs co2 tank, regulator, red co2 line, clear beer line with the little faucet (black plastic)) and the beer carbed great, taste good, but the faucet at the end of the beer line leaks, so I have to leave it off when im not pouring beer. Any idea why...

Most likely was you, so many posts in this thread. I want to start a batch and let it sit for months, just was wondering if I needed to rack it. Thanks for the reply.

Someone mentioned 6-8 months, is that in the primary, or sitting in the keg. Thanks

I used hop pellets. I wont open it again, just had to peak :) Its my first 5 gallon batch, first was in a mr beer. I could shine a flashlight on my mr beer to check in on it. Off subject, any suggestions for a good next batch? I have another bucket ;)

Been in the bucket for week, I want to leave it over the holidays in the primary but am concerned about the floaters.

Thank You CrystallineEntity.

I know this is in the wrong area, but I found and read a huge keezer thread that had a bunch of different freezers and how many corny's can fit in each and after searching for 30 minutes I can not find it. Would someone please link it for me. Thank You.

It was tall, with a small co2 tank attached. I'm very new to home brew, and I don't know all the terms yet, but I looked up the sanke coupler, and it is just the thing that attached to the keg. I want something portable to take a Corney out to my boat with out having to haul a large co2 tank...

What keg tap does he use for the corny keg of ******* brew? It was tall and had a Co2 tank attached to it, I want one.