Switch pin lock with sanke

[JayUnt]

I'm in the process of building my keezer. It can good three of my pin lock keys. However I don't brew too often to have 3 of my own kegs full. I was thinking about setting one of my taps able to accept a sixtel.

Is there a was to set up the gas and liquid lines to be able to be swapped easily between the two? Or is there a way to have two lines merge into one tap, and have a switch to go between them?

Thanks

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[JuanMoore]

There are a couple methods, but IMO the cheapest and easiest is to use flare fittings on your corny QD's, and then buy some flare tailpieces to put on your sankey coupler/s.

So use this type of QD-

And buy a set of these for each sankey coupler you want to use-

This way switching between keg types is as easy as unscrewing the flare nuts, and screwing them on to the other type of coupler.

 

[JayUnt]

Thanks. That seems easier then i expected.

 

[BBBF]

I'm sure you can find someone with a pin lock that would trade with you.

 

[zachattack]

I agree with JuanMoore, I use the MFLs and often times will have a 1/6 bbl on tap next to my ball locks if I haven't had time to brew in a while. A 9/16" wrench is all you need to gently snug the MFLs tight; don't overtighten or you'll crack the plastic. For the all-metal MLF fittings (Juan's second picture above) you'll need the small nylon washers.