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You could send a couple of those my way if they are just taking up space ;)

Treat them like a batch of bottles, just use 1/3 cup of priming sugar. If you are in mid to high 60's you will be fine. One thing to remember is to purge the o2 with your co2 this will also help seal the lid.

I have an AHS cream ale on tap now. I did about a third of the LME at the start of the boil and the rest with 15 minutes to go. This really gave it a smooth taste and a lighter appearance. I also did 3 weeks in the primary straight to keg. Definately helped from my first batch. Which was a BB...

The pics don't work. Will you seperate? I could use 1 or 2

I have 4 right now. Currently only have 2 taps out of 3 working as I just built my kegerator. I figure once all 3 are up and running I need Atleast 2 more possible 3 just to stay ahead. I like to have 1 keg filled with sanitizer to make cleaning quick and easy. Also this will let me naturally...

http://www.homebrewing.org/Kegerator-Homebrew-Conversion-Kit_p_720.html Here is a link to what I'm talking about. Check out the pictures. Basically you have 2 disconnects with 1/4" mfl threads instead of just the flared nipple. Included are nipples that are threaded that you attach to your...

This is the best. I love this one.

To make it easier to put in a sanke keg. All you would do is clip on your ball lock disconnects to the tap like you do a corny. I am just changing out the tail pieces to mine so I just have to unthread the ball locks from my lines and thread onto the sanke tap. It's a little cheaper.

I run 3/16 for beer line and 5/16 for gas. But if you can get the threaded mfl connectors they are more adaptable if you change to a sanke

Here's mine I love it thanks for the inspiration

Also check out beveragefactory.com you can make your own kit with them so you can start small and add as you go.

Look around locally for co2 tanks at fire extinguisher suppliers and gas/ welding shops. I bought mine filled for 55. Cheaper than I could find anywhere once you figure in a fill.

Yeah we have been married 7 years and been together 12. She is used to my stupid as5. It's still funny. Good thing only 2 more coats tomorrow. And WOW 40 years is amazing congrats......

I just spray painted the doors on my kegerator in my basement. Now you can smell it throughout the house. Oh well the chalkboard should be sweet.

Yes buy the keg and pinlock disconnects I would order the hose while I was at it to make sure I get the right kind. Shipping from all these suppliers is what gets you for the cheap stuff.

I don't check at all I wait 3 weeks then open it up and check the gravity. No need in exposing it to more air than necessary.

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I will, but it will be awhile before I start it. I'm currently working on painting and converting a fridge into a keggerator.

Do you have pics? What did you use for o rings?

I have 2 turkey fryer kettles I use that have spigots on them and I was thinking that a ball valve would really be useful. Has anyone switched these out successfully? It doesnt look threaded on and I don't want to ruin them.