butterblum
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I feel like I just had either a brilliant idea, or a completely idiotic idea:
I have had problems with dry hopped beers clogging up my beer lines when I keg. But it always clogs at the poppet.
Is there any reason to install a poppet in the line out fitting? This would let me cold crash in the actual serving keg and then I could pull the yeast and dry hops in the first pint. As long as the keg isn't under pressure when the ball lock fitting is removed, I shouldn't have any issues, correct?
I have had problems with dry hopped beers clogging up my beer lines when I keg. But it always clogs at the poppet.
Is there any reason to install a poppet in the line out fitting? This would let me cold crash in the actual serving keg and then I could pull the yeast and dry hops in the first pint. As long as the keg isn't under pressure when the ball lock fitting is removed, I shouldn't have any issues, correct?