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I should warn you Brum, right now it is just **** beer (ie Bud Light and Miller Lite)... Once summer is over and I don't need a beer I can sit at the pool and drink for 12 hours straight on a Saturday, then there will be good beer put in here :)

I am using a 4 foot line that is 3/16" that I bought from beveragefactory.com I am on keg #3 and cannot figure it out. Welcome to come up and sample all you want, as long as you can get it working correct.

I have a tower that is insulated. I guess that could be the problem, however, my dad has pretty much an identical setup (except more of his beer line is exposed actually) and he doesn't have this problem, so thought I would see if there was something I was missing that the experts may know about.

I have replaced EVERYTHING I can think of in my kegerator kit, but I still get a shot of foam when I start a pour. If I let it go into a cup, then put a new one under it, I get a perfect pour. However, if I just try to pour it into one cup, the whole cup is filled with foam. I have the PSI and...

Thank you for all the responses. Beverage line is about 5 feet long and temp is about 38 degrees. I have tried the pressure release and everything else I could think of, but I still have to leave CO2 off for most of the pouring and then give it a quick "jolt" and turn it on when the pressure...

I recently bought a kegerator so am fairly new to this. It was used, but I ended up buying a new regulator, coupler and lines because I wasn't happy with the cheap regulator that came with it. My question is, and I have searched all over the web but cannot find a good, clear answer, does the...