Expanding to 3 Kegs From 2 Keg System

[LastChanceBrewing]

I bought a 2 keg setup with 2-way air distributor from kegconnection a couple months ago, but I just bought a third keg to add to the kegerator. How do I incorporate the third keg? Do I need to buy a 3-way air distributor? Or is there a "Y" that I can buy to split off from one of the hookups on the 2-way?

 

[ChefRex]

Plenty of options, here's one,
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DBSAL2K/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20

 

[Transamguy77]

You can just buy a Y splitter and branch off of one of the others.

 

[LastChanceBrewing]

Awesome. Thanks! Much better than spending 30 bucks on a new distributor.

 

[alexavery]

But wouldn't you also need the valve for the 3rd line? So like this :http://www.birdmanbrewing.com/wye-splitter-assembly-5-16-barb/

 

[PlexVector]

I bought a 2 keg setup with 2-way air distributor from kegconnection a couple months ago, but I just bought a third keg to add to the kegerator. How do I incorporate the third keg? Do I need to buy a 3-way air distributor? Or is there a "Y" that I can buy to split off from one of the hookups on the 2-way?

If you want to spend a little as possible just add another wye. When you need to initially force carb a new keg at 30psi, just remove the QD's from the other two kegs temporarily. The other two kegs will pour fine until you get the odd-keg-out back to pour pressure.