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Okay so got everything setup and got a keg of a double IPA called tired hands punge. We will see if flavor changes in coming days. I did have some rather large bubbles in beer line at 10 psi at 38 degrees. I raised to 11 psi and most went away however I have 5 smaller bubbles near the...

I got another question for you. If i did this sequence: 1) Turned off CO2 shut off valve lever on regulator 2) Used PRV on keg to release all the pressure 3) Turned the knob on the CO2 tank completely off 4) used the PRV on the regulator to drain all remaining CO2 from it, so both high...

I really appreciate how quickly everyone responded and helped. This forum is awesome.

Yea I honestly think I have more of a chance buggering up the regulator messing with that then just swagging the tubing.

I was going to use the duo fit connection for the shank I got the one that connects with duo fit and was gonna connect the 4mm line to that. The 6.3mm ID line I was referring too was for the barb on the regulator and I figure I had to widen that a bit.

I think Ill go with 5.5ft after using the calculator. I dont see myself going over 15psi in most situations

I would be using 4mm.

I feel like i noticed this fairly recently and its around the time I bought the new beer line from the home brew store so it kinda makes sense. That being said I also bought a new coupler incase that may be the issue.

I was thinking of running 6 foot or 6.5ft of eva barrier beer line instead of 5.5ft you think thats okay? I figured that gives me some lee way if I ever decide I want a beer that might need more pressure then 12psi. I have learned a ton today.

I did I am going to use the 6.3mm evabarrier heat in some hot water then use a swag tool or chopstick to widen the hole a bit, let it cool and then use a bit of keg lube on barb and try to connect that way. I was just gonna use normal vinyl gas line but if I am doing everything else eva barrier...

I ordered this one you recommended. I decided to go with the push fittings as why not? right. https://www.brewhardware.com/product_p/shanksstowerpush.htm I assume this will still work with my nuka tap, correct?

Okay thanks everything has been ordered.

Okay I have a 3/8 Barb on the regulator what size barrier cable you think would be best to try and fit on there? Thanks for all the info guys.

My other issue is my regulator has barbs so not sure how I can uses the EVA Barrier tubing there.

What exactly do I do with the reducer you have linked?

Can you shoot me a link to the stuff I would need for the gas side? I will order it all today.

I actually got it from the homebrew supply store locally. However I just purchased 10ft of beer line from micromatic, you think it would be advisable to try that instead?

On that low profile coupler it also has a tag that says pull PRV valve before tapping. Which I did, I assume that is to purge any air out of the CO2 line. So pulled the valve briefly, put the coupler into the threads of the top of the keg rotated clockwise till it stopped then you push down...

They were filled by brewery, purchased on two separate occasions at local distributor and were kept cold. The same thing also happened with another beer so I dont think its lunch specific. Troegs Nugget Nectar was the other.

I have a kegerator with 5.5ft of 3/16 of beer line, Krome Dual Guage Regulator and Perlick Lo Boy Low Profile D Coupler. Tap is a new nuka tap forward close tap. Everything has been properly cleaned including the faucet, shank, etc.... I have bought a few sixtels of Maine Beer Lunch IPA...