Change a line from a homebrew tap to standard?

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mringo17

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I have two lines setup for Corny kegs on my Keezer. What do I need to do to change one of those over to a standard keg?
 
my advice get a couple and unhook you ball/pin lock connector and see how the tubes fit.
3/16 is what I use on both commerical and homebrew kegs' liquid lines.
 
that would work fine if you dont have clearance for a standard D coupler, but its almost twice as expensive.
If you are using standard ball locks and standard commercial kegs (no converted cornies) you should be able to use a redual type D coupler.
 
If you're planning on switching back and forth, these are nice to have: http://www.austinhomebrew.com/Beer/...Easy-Switch-Sanke-to-Corne-MFL-Tailpiece.html

Then you don't have to have to deal with switching the line when you want to go from sanke to corny. Just don't forget the washers.

If you went with the low profile, I think there's an adapter that has MFL on one end and the appropriate threads on the other.
 
If you're planning on switching back and forth, these are nice to have: http://www.austinhomebrew.com/Beer/...Easy-Switch-Sanke-to-Corne-MFL-Tailpiece.html

Then you don't have to have to deal with switching the line when you want to go from sanke to corny. Just don't forget the washers.

If you went with the low profile, I think there's an adapter that has MFL on one end and the appropriate threads on the other.

Great Idea! I will get the MFL connection. Much easier.
 
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