Dispencing from the top of a keg

[BeerCanuck]

I was shopping through kijiji (Canadian classifieds) and checked for kegs...got a sweet deal;

I now have the extra kegs needed to test with real beer.
I was reading over another thread regarding tubing and a single silicon hose that connects float to output seems simplest.
Just got to find a Canadian source for the 7/16 or 1/2 silicone hose.

Cheers
BeerCanuck

 

[mr x]

http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=290181369605&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=019

It's powder coated, but should be easy to clean.

 

[Barganman04]

Its a terrible cliff hanger! I read through this post that I accidentally stumbled on and got to the end but never heard the results with the real bear.

WHAT HAPPENED! :rockin:

 

[BeerCanuck]

This was an old chestnut idea I had a few years back.
Racking slightly lower than the top of a cornie works.
I am sure most will attest to the last pints being best.
Currently I usually condition my beer for 6 weeks in a ice cream freezer to crash chill or lager. I shortened liquid out tubes on my cornies so that there ~3/4" off bottom for a simpler approach.

Lots of beer in the pipeline does wonders when it comes to extra conditioning time.

Cheers and Happy Holidays;
BeerCanuck

 

[dstar26t]

Looks like someone else thought it was a good idea.

 

[arnobg]

Please tell me you patented this. There is a popular product on the market using this idea...It's making a killing.