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Hi fellow Brewers. I'm desperately looking for 2 Large mouth keg O rings. I got these 2 kegs free from work, but the seals leak crazy like no natter how much lube I use!View attachment 771988 Here's a pic. If anyone would kindly sell me 1 or 2 I'd be eternally grateful. My 1st post too, figures.
Cheers
Those look like paint tanks. I see these for sale on the Aliexpress site. I would not be using them for beer. God knows what may have been in them.
 
Those look like paint tanks. I see these for sale on the Aliexpress site. I would not be using them for beer. God knows what may have been in them.
Thanks for the concern Belga...it's all good. They were used to apply glue which is water based and cleaned up nicely with PBW & hot water. No paint & FREE., but a Hassel getting them up & running.
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Dumb question, but what would be the use for 4 posts vs 3, provided the keg is fit for serving beer?
Good question. I put a pressure gauge on 1 port & a spunding valve on another. Prolly just ferment 4.25 gal batches in it & use the smaller one like a party keg. Could always plug Xtra ports if not using them.
These were FREE
 
Thanks for the concern Belga...it's all good. They were used to apply glue which is water based and cleaned up nicely with PBW & hot water. No paint & FREE., but a Hassel getting them up & running.
I’m in the trash them camp. What were they used for before glue? Hydraulic fluid? Fuel? Motor oil? Solvents? Pesticides? New or used beer/soda kegs are cheap. I’d toss those in the dumpster, if you don’t know the entire history. Is that an 11/1/1949 date code shown? Toss it!
 

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Thanks for the concern Belga...it's all good. They were used to apply glue which is water based and cleaned up nicely with PBW & hot water. No paint & FREE., but a Hassel getting them up & running.
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Glad to hear it. You might take one to a pool supply store and see if they have something near that size. It looks like about the diameter and thickness of the gasket that seals the clear clean out lid on my pool pump. I have soda kegs and the material is identical to the gaskets on them. I even use the same "keg lube" on them.
 
Drinkerbell, is that a larger size gasket?

label says it's a standard 5 gal corny keg rebuild kit.....did you ever order the mcmaster or alloy rings?

(not sure if the zip-lock bag could be used with some pin holes for dry hopping though ;))
 
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