Finally got a kegerator

[bryanjints]

Picked up a Danby kegerator that will hold a full keg. I plan to run the lines through a wall with the fridge in the closet behind said wall. What else do I need to buy besides some cornies?

 

[birvine]

I'd research the possibility of the lines being too warm and the beer foaming too much because of it. So, you might want to Google it - I remember reading a website that showed how to cool the lines from the fridge to the taps.

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[zman]

Picked up a Danby kegerator that will hold a full keg. I plan to run the lines through a wall with the fridge in the closet behind said wall. What else do I need to buy besides some cornies?

I have a Danby too and built one of these http://www.draft-beer-made-easy.com/towercoolingfan.html. It makes a huge difference. If you do not want to DIY you can buy one for $40

 

[cincybrewer]

I have a Danby too and built one of these http://www.draft-beer-made-easy.com/towercoolingfan.html. It makes a huge difference. If you do not want to DIY you can buy one for $40

do you know how much it cost you to make?

 

[zman]

do you know how much it cost you to make?

It depends on what parts have already. The most expensive parts for me was the power supply because I did not have one ($15.00). The Bilge water hose was $12 because HD did not have it in stock and I had to go to a local HW Store. I think I paid $35. Use a 3" hole saw to drill into the project box