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or a Long Nut? if you want to modify the OEM spring?

I think most are using a rear hatch shock to help with the lift.

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While there are advantages/disadvantages to everything you might think about a removable hatch in the counter top and get THIS with a double fill so you have minimal plumbing. Plus you can easily roll the fridge out for cleaning if you have a spill. Initial cost might be more but I think it...

WOW! Can I move in next door?:p With a keezer that big and wanting it for a dual purpose, you might want to build your own lid. I would split it into two sections so that only part would be open for the soda/whatnots on one side and the REAL important stuff:D on the other. Please KEEP this...

Nice project! I hear you. With the size of your upper fan you MIGHT be able to put in the lower vent without having to add the extra fan? Worth a shot.

The fitting body is metal. Appears to be some sort of cast aluminum. The pressure gauge is 1-5/8" in diameter and the adjusting knob is slightly smaller. Inlet/outlet is 1/4" and the gauge fitting is 1/8". I don't have one of the Amazon regulators to compare.

Nice fast build! I did a little looking around and the light seams to be 12v so adding a bug and small fan will kill 2 birds with one bug.

Not really. What ever the highest regular pressure was set at , that would be what all the kegs would have.

Looks almost like it could be its twin. HD has a smaller Model that looks to be a bit more compact and less money so it may be easer to attach to the manifold? I would pull the left end plug from the manifold and put one in that port, move the supply line from the tank to one of the ports in...

I share an cheap old chest freezer(Craigslist find) with a friend that holds 3 carboys. We use the Inkbird 308 and this personal heater to control the temps = works great!

Box store foam should work just fine.

Not real sure what you have in mind for a finished look but if you have the room I would use some 4" PVC, slip the 2" inside and center them. Than fill the cavity between the two with a can of expandable spray foam insulation. But yes they should be insulated.

I would start by getting a tubing bender. Than from what I can see of the bottom shelf(3rd), I think I would bend the tubes on the back wall just under the shelf above(2nd) at 90 degrees out toward the door keeping them right next to the left wall. Move down the tubing a bit and bend them 180...

Hope not, but if so, you can always use it for a fermenting chamber.

19" Drip Tray

I'm NOT an engineer and all this stuff is WAY above my 10th grade education pay grade but could it be that the meters cannot detect the flow once all the air has moved out of the lines? From what I see in the spec table they have a minimum flow of 1L/minute?

WELCOME to the MaDneSS! If your main goal is to make sure the compressor has air movement inside the hump, I would remove the factory grill, cut slots in the paneling where the grill was mounted on the freezer. Than install the fan inside the hump behind the compressor so it pushes air toward...

Congrats! Thanks Inkbird!

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