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found this ad on craigs list. these are not myne i bought 4 from him. he has 9 more. http://wichita.craigslist.org/for/3299214050.html

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I hear ya. I searched all over the web and wichita. Ended up making up templates and used glass etching stuff. Looks ok but not as not as good as i wanted. Thats foam in the glass https://www.homebrewtalk.com/members/mh-brews/albums/other/5969-1324932855200/ Cant get the image to show up. I am...

It is not to craped with the taps. I use the 1 inch tubig micrmatic sells and it is tight fit into the tower. http://www.micromatic.com/draft-keg-beer/air-cooled-cid-151.html

Use a 3 inch holesaw and use a computer fan to push cool air into the tower.

Hands down sam adams triple bock. Tastes like soy sauce and maple syrup

You hear the term "big beer" and know they don't mean size of the glass

Well your serving pressure normally depends on the style of beer. If you force carb'd it to 12 that should be your serving pressure, a higher servering pressure and you will add co2 and less you will lose it. I have done the purge thing you are talking about only a couple times. I don't do it...

If your fridge has a shank already, then you will need: beer nut, washer, 3/16 beer line, liquid disconnect, c02 tank, regulator, 5/16 gas line, air disconnect. I would also get some sort of cleaning kit. You can get a 5 lb co2 tank The tank is the most expensive part

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Yup Checkvalve, 1/4" MPT x 1/4" MFL Or google ball valve 1/4 mpt x 1/4 mfl

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Myne are like that. It seems you turn them a few times to get a few psi going but then you gain it very quickly. I adjust myne with the line shut off.

If there is not much price difference get the stainless. It will last for a long time and if you decide to sell it , it will me desirable. I have 7 perlick creamer 575ss, 6 purchased 2 years ago, one 3 months ago. Only differee i see is the p on the new one is engraved vs a mold. They all work...

Setting this stuff up for different styles of beer gets to be a pita. I understand why most bars only change a few times a year.

You can also buy adapters to convert from pin lock to ball lock. They go on the posts of the keg

there was an article not to long ago (2 issues or so) in brew your own that said how to build one. I am no Bob Vila, but it didn't look that hard. I'd love to have one also, trying to figure out how to keep one at the correct temp is my challege since my beer stuff is in the garage.

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