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Still looking for a dual tap tower if the price is right. If not I might just have to get that new one for $80.

That $80 dollar economy version might be just right for me. Thanks for the tip.

One last question. Are the shanks stainless or are they chrome plated brass. It also looks like the tower is plated. Let me know.

That is tempting. Let me see if I can get some faucets at a good price cause I can get a new one with faucets for $100. Does it come with fresh tubing and the swivel nuts to attach to ball lock quick disconnects?

Post a pic. Does it have the shanks or any fitting like the ones to connect to homebrewquick disconnects.

That is more than I want to spend and I am only going to be able to use 2 of the taps.

What are you looking to get.

I am in need of a tap tower. Looking on the cheaper side. Ideally I want a dual tap tower, but I am no stranger to modifications.

I installed one like this in my father's garage bathroom for the hot water at the sink. It maybe gets to 120. It is a 60A 240V unit that has a 40A and secondary 20A heater. It flows like 3 gallons a minute, but slowing the flow won't raise the temp or you would get severely scalded. You...

Is that unit going to be able to produce water a the temperature you want. Most domestic applications won't go over 140°F. If you get the kind that was meant to go under a sink to give instant hot water like for tea that might get to the temps you are going to need.

You need to use a switch that is rated for at least 1 amp, higher is better. Standard UL codes for most appliances and machinery says that all the components should be rated to handle 125% of the nominal current. It is a good rule of thumb.

Your grounds are good. You want everything to connect to the single ground that goes back to the panel. The single pole switch leaves the other hot connected and if there is a failure and there is some leakage to ground you could have current through the kettle with the switch turned off and...

I would definitely change some switches. The heating element should have a dual pole so that you cut both hot leads for safety. Currently there is a potential for leakage to ground. GFCI is a necessary additional safety measure, but you should never solely rely on it. You should definitely...

I have been on these forums for a few years now, but I have never introduced myself and have less than a handful of postings. My name is Paul Blayle and I am a mechanical engineer by trade which is why I love building my own equipment. I am going to try to figure out how to post a few pics of...

I got these same pieces of crap and I too and done messing with them. They are junk and I would not recommend buying them to anyone. I cannot see any leaks with the setup sitting in a bucket of water, but it slowly leaks down every time and I am sick and tired of this crap. They are going in...

Also keep in mind that rust requires water and oxygen. While water has some free oxygen in it things rust at a much clower rate when theyare fully submersed in water. It will rust much faster with some water and some air.

I am thinking $15 each and $5 for shipping no matter how many you want. All three could fit in one of those flat rate post office boxes. Let me know. I also have a 5lb tank and single gauge regulator. I can get pics if you need.

I have 1 4" shank and 2 5" shanks. I don't think they are stainless. Let me know. I am in eastern PA so I am sure shipping will be around $5 or so.

I need a 3" tower and I have some 4" & 5" shanks that I can trade.

I need a triple tap draft tower. Let me know what you got. I am looking for stainless and prefer Perlick 525 SS faucets, but would be just as happy with the tower and no faucets so I can add my own parts. Post some pictures if you have used equipment. My kegerator has a tower blower so no...