Need help disassembling pump

[K_G]

Does anyone know how to disassemble this?

 

[Redtab78]

To assemble a "pimp" one just needs some flashy velore, with a hat, some cheetah print and a flashy cane. like such:

 

[K_G]

I was missing the shoes the whole time!

 

[Redtab78]

honestly though, have you tried perhaps to contact someone like kegworks to see if they can send you a manual for a similar one like this:

https://www.kegworks.com/bronco-beer-keg-pump-us-sankey-coupler

 

[K_G]

honestly though, have you tried perhaps to contact someone like kegworks to see if they can send you a manual for a similar one like this:

https://www.kegworks.com/bronco-beer-keg-pump-us-sankey-coupler

I figured it out, but it doesn't look like I'll be able to repurpose it like I had hoped.

I have some beer that I want to but into my 15.5 gal, but I dont have a way to purge the oxygen without a proper coupler

any ideas are welcome

 

[Redtab78]

pull the sankey dip tube out by removing the ring at top and pulling it out, then clean and sanitize the keg, then let CO2 free flow into the keg for about 3 min at about 3-4psi using a tube connected to your regulator. This will push air from the bottom out the top leaving the CO2 blanket at the bottom, then start flowing the beer from whatever its currently in into the bottom of the keg at a slow rate....it will fill from the bottom continuing to push any residual oxygen out and staying under the CO2 blanket.

OR

They way I fill all my kegs is I do the above, but once I get some CO2 into the keg, I begin flowing in the beer, but I also keep the CO2 going into the keg from the top. hard to explain in typing, but just imagine that your filling the keg with CO2, and then fiolling it with beer...

There are many that say a "CO2 blanket" is a myth, and that it will just mix with regular air and that CO2 is not heavier than O2, however I have been doing this method for a very long time without EVER having any oxygen issues.

 

[K_G]

pull the sankey dip tube out by removing the ring at top and pulling it out, then clean and sanitize the keg, then let CO2 free flow into the keg for about 3 min at about 3-4psi using a tube connected to your regulator. This will push air from the bottom out the top leaving the CO2 blanket at the bottom, then start flowing the beer from whatever its currently in into the bottom of the keg at a slow rate....it will fill from the bottom continuing to push any residual oxygen out and staying under the CO2 blanket.

OR

They way I fill all my kegs is I do the above, but once I get some CO2 into the keg, I begin flowing in the beer, but I also keep the CO2 going into the keg from the top. hard to explain in typing, but just imagine that your filling the keg with CO2, and then fiolling it with beer...

There are many that say a "CO2 blanket" is a myth, and that it will just mix with regular air and that CO2 is not heavier than O2, however I have been doing this method for a very long time without EVER having any oxygen issues.

I understand what you're saying, I'll do this until I can come by the proper coupler, which I should be able to do tomorrow.

Thank you for the help!

 

[Redtab78]

awe, you changed the thread title, now no one will get the pimp reference