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  1. BornInaHoller

    Used Danby Kegerator and Hoff-Stevens Keg questions

    ^^Yeah, you are correct. It is much cheaper just to build the beer line myself. Thanks for the heads up.
  2. BornInaHoller

    Used Danby Kegerator and Hoff-Stevens Keg questions

    Would I still need the tail piece and the hex nut if I bought this? Tower Beer Line Jumper Kegerator Replacement Part - Beer & Air Line One more question, if I brew a 5 gallon batch will it be ok to only put that much in the keg or do the kegs need to be filled all the way?
  3. BornInaHoller

    Used Danby Kegerator and Hoff-Stevens Keg questions

    Thanks for the advice! I know not many people are currently using the hoff-stevens kegs, but since I have them and I am on limited funds, I think they are the best option for me. I eventually will go to corny kegs, but for now this will be a cheap, small set up. Here is the coupler I bought...
  4. BornInaHoller

    Used Danby Kegerator and Hoff-Stevens Keg questions

    HI, I just picked up a used older model(I think 1990) DKC445BL Kegerator. The lines on it are very dirty. It looks like it hasn't been used in a long time. It has a sanke coupler. At first I planned on converting to corny kegs, however, I have two old 1/4 Hoff-Stevens kegs my parents had...
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