So I'm buying a ton of brewing equipment from a professor of mine for pretty cheap including a 2 tap freezer chest style kegerator. The only hitch is he wants to keep all the CO2 equipment for another project he's working on. What all do I need to get to make it work?
What CO2 equipment do I need for my kegerator?
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At a minimum you are going to need a CO2 tank and a regulator. Preferably a dual gauge regulator. Plus all of the tubing. I use 5/16" ID tubing. You should be able to get either the red or blue tubing at either Lowes or Home Depot. Though I bought my last role at Amazon. If you want to serve more than one keg you are going to need either a manifold or secondary regulators. Secondary regulators can get rather expensive.
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With out seeing what you have it's hard to give you an exact list.
The Brew Dudes have a series of videos where they talk about kegging and CO2: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=brew+dudes+kegging
I have a video where I talk about adding a manifold to my system: As well as as a video about ball lock kegs:
Watching those should give you a much better idea what you need.
The Brew Dudes have a series of videos where they talk about kegging and CO2: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=brew+dudes+kegging
I have a video where I talk about adding a manifold to my system: As well as as a video about ball lock kegs:
Watching those should give you a much better idea what you need.
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