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I have three brand new intertap faucets I recently installed on a kegerator. I’m not very happy with the way they keep dripping after a pour. Two will continue to drip maybe 7-10 total, which I could deal with, but one keeps dripping for nearly a minute before it finally quits. The only thing I...

I ordered a kegging kit from Kegconnection as well. I love that you get to add or take away to customize the kit and got three ball locks for $97. They arrived clean and still pressurized from testing within a couple days. Great place to deal with.

Thanks for the reply. That’s what I wanted to hear. It would be cheap enough to swap out lines with something more flexible I guess. I’ll be ordering that and maybe a tower cooler as well.

I’m going to order the same tower. I noticed it came with 4’ serving lines. Did you use the supplied lines or replace them? I wasn’t sure If they are long enough to not have foam. What serving pressure are you running? Thanks!

Looks great! Did you buy the freezer black or paint it? If paint was it spray or brush on? Thanks

That turned out nice. Do you know the inside dimensions of your kegerator? My Haier looks about the same size, but I held off ordering a three tap tower because I’m not sure I can get three cornies to fit.

I'm about to order a three tap tower. Where did you order this from?

I'm thinking about getting the materials and just wiring up some simple digital counters and mounting the displays in a box near the taps. A push of a button would count up and be able to reset it.

I suppose that’s always a good option :).

i was just wondering if anyone had a good way of keeping up with the level in a keg? It would help knowing when to have another batch ready.

Great looking build jbb3. Looks like you built a new lid. If not installing a collar could a wood top be attached directly to the cover? I was thinking if I got one that could hold everything in the bottom with nothing on the hump just attaching a top and placing a coffin directly to it wouldn’t...

Thanks for the help. The co2 will need to go inside for aesthetics. I just wasnt sure if condensation happened due to lack of insulation of the collar. I’m not trying to save money on the build I just liked the looks of a keezer, but hard to not ignor the ease of converting a refrigerator...

I’m looking into building my first keezer and start kegging. My plan is to have three taps with enough room for a fourth keg for either expansion or just to have one carbing on deck with a 10lb bottle. I haven’t decided on corny or sanke, but will likely be ball lock cornies with one sanke...

I certainly wouldn't be looking to make any money. I looked at it as the kegs are not new and likely been in a rotation by the distributor many times. At 1/3 the price of new it's probably close to what it's worth anyway.

I was wondering that. I asked the keg store if I bought a keg of beer and paid the deposit what would happen if I decided to get the keg filled at a different store? He said I would just be out the deposit. That's why I was wondering if this is right.

I'm getting ready to put a keezer together and was trying to decide on corney vs sanke kegs. Do sanke kegs have less flow issues? I ask because a commercial kegerator comes with a certain length of line and coupler ready for the keg of your choice. I'm not sure if they experience foam or flow...

Not to hijack Graybrew's topic, but I'm in the same boat. As far as water goes, is using distilled water ok for biab? Hopefully this will help him as well. Thanks

I have an IPA fermenting in an Ale Pail with a spigot. I plan to bottle straight out of the primary using the spigot. If I dry hop just tossing in the hops, will they settle out below the spigot or will I have a lot of hops floating around in the beer? I put it in the fermenter four days ago...

I've been planning on brewing this one as well. If not doing a secondary, how long in the primary?

What would be the smallest batch size I could ferment in a 6.5-7 gal fermenter without having too much head space? Thanks