keg setup question

[mwfripp]

I recently bought a dual tap kegerator which comes with a 5# CO2 tank and regulator. I already have a 10# CO2 tank and regulator that I use with my single corney keg. Ideally I'd like to hook the 10# tank up to the two regs so I can serve beers at different pressures or carb one. Any thoughts on how to set this up? Can I just run one off the other and adjust pressure that way?

 

[GilSwillBasementBrews]

The connection for the two tanks should be the same.

 

[GilSwillBasementBrews]

I think I misunderstood. You essentially want a dual body regulator? If both your regulators have high pressure gauges on the left side of them usually. You can remove the high pressure gauge from one of them remove the tank connection from the other and get a stem piece that will thread the two together to make your single dual body regulator? Is that what you meant?

 

[mongoose33]

I recently bought a dual tap kegerator which comes with a 5# CO2 tank and regulator. I already have a 10# CO2 tank and regulator that I use with my single corney keg. Ideally I'd like to hook the 10# tank up to the two regs so I can serve beers at different pressures or carb one. Any thoughts on how to set this up? Can I just run one off the other and adjust pressure that way?

If I understand you correctly, what you need is a single connection to the tank, then a "wye" that will split the CO2 to each of the two regulators.

Something perhaps like this: http://www.chicompany.net/index.php...d=1563&zenid=98697afa9128e9ed9314114e02abce43

 

[mwfripp]

I want to be able to run co2 from the tank to one of the regulators that will be connected to one keg and then to the other regulator which will be connected to the second keg. This way I can have two kegs at different pressures

 

[mwfripp]

I want to be able to run co2 from the tank to one of the regulators that will be connected to one keg and then to the other regulator which will be connected to the second keg. This way I can have two kegs at different pressures