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Thanks again for organizing this! :rockin: Just finished my keezer last night, these will look great on the tower.

Because you have to lift the lid, and move it away from the wall... risking damage to the tower. Also the tower costs a lot more than putting a collar on it.

How is your fan box working... I think we will have to rig something up to cool the tower.

We followed your lead, and made a similar keezer: http://ovalbrewing.com/category/keezer/

Inspired by Guntr's keezer with a tap tower... build blog: http://ovalbrewing.com/2010/02/22/keezer-build/ http://ovalbrewing.com/2010/03/02/keezer-build-part-2/ http://ovalbrewing.com/2010/03/03/keezer-build-part-3-all-done/

We brewed a Dry Stout last week, in the same order from Austin Homebrew we had a Dreadnaught Clone... they put the Light DME in the Stout package, which we thought was weird, but the instructions said to put all the sugars included in the boil. Well, we had crazy fermentation for a few days...

New brew, after James Buster Douglas's knockout of Tyson, 20 yrs ago... (Columbus native)

Do you have an estimate of when you are ordering/start shipping?

I would look at flat rate boxes, for these, may be the cheapest option to ship to some folks. I may be in for 4 525's, but dont put me down as a definite yet

Here are some pics:

I bought what I thought was a brass 4 tap Perlick draft tower off ebay, it ended up being a 3 tap tower w/ an extender on one that converted it to a 4 tapper, which is fine... the question I have is with the condition of the shanks and faucets. The parts look really old, you can kind of see...

Thanks! I'm having a lot fun with the labels/naming the beers