My riverside (camping) keg 'system'

[mrkeeg]

I needed a way to take a couple of kegs to kayaking festivals and such adventures. With little budget and a bit of scrounging through my shed, (and a bit of online shopping... but don't tell SWMBO,) I came up with this:

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I take the taps off for transport in the back of a truck or trailer.

Here's the guts... run by a "CO2 inflator" that was on sale at Canadian Tire

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PROs:
Simple, rugged, functional

CONs:
I thought I could get away without insulation, but 3 big bags of ice dissolved in no time. There's not a lot of room inside. I might wrap the outside with that tinfoil/bubblewrap stuff. Might also be able to sneak a tiny bit of insulation inside.

Other problem... the tap handle stick up above the top, so when the lid is off and upside down for "servicing", they get turned on. I might add a protective bump at the top that could double as a tip jar.

 

[mrkeeg]

I swear I put those pictures in EXACTLY how the wiki told me to... wtf?

 

[TwoHeadsBrewing]

This should do it:

I take the taps off for transport in the back of a truck or trailer.

Here's the guts... run by a "CO2 inflator" that was on sale at Canadian Tire

 

[COLObrewer]

Need more [, like

 

[mrkeeg]

Thanks TwoHeads... now everyone can see what a thing of beauty it is! LOL

 

[BeerCanuck]

Functional and Simple.
I like it.

Cheers
BeerCanuck