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Well not exactly. Getting the ones in the back involves angling them toward the front so they come through that space where a keg in front would be. So 2 have to go to the back that way, then the front ones. It’s funny how this makes you realize how complicated like packing arrangements can be...

Thank you much. Getting the kegs in (or out), save the last one, isn't actually too bad. You can see in the one photo the angle and position that I lock it open in. Basically everything goes in with some angle, and for the ones in the back, that's not bad at all. The ones in the front have to...

Hello all! Before story time, let's jump to the finished product: I've joined these forums just to share the work from my Keezer build early this summer. I bought a second-hand upright Keezer off CL a couple years back, and it just died on me over the winter. I gave it CPR, but it could not be...