What fridge is best?

[gstrawn]

So I'm looking into buying the dual tap kegging system from Midwestern brewer seen

http://http://www.midwestsupplies.com/brew-logic-dual-tap-draft-system-with-reconditioned-co2-tank.html

My problem is that I'm having a hard time finding a fridge that would fit without being a full size fridge. I was wondering if anyone knew of a good micro fridge that would still fit both corny kegs and co2 tank?

 

[ArcaneXor]

I like the Sanyo 4910 I have (similar to the newer Sanyo 4912), but they are getting hard to find. There isn't any space for my 10-lb CO2 tank inside, but you can modify it to hold a 5-lb tank.

Any specific reason you want to the tank on the inside?

 

[beaksnbeer]

Chest freezer?

 

[dweaver]

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/show-us-your-kegerator-29053/

Knock yourself out with that thread , you should be able to see something your looking for

 

[gstrawn]

I just wanted everything to be compact, if i could fit both kegs and the bottle for space saving sake, plus i didnt want a CO2 tank sitting around, but you do have a point. It doesnt really matter.

 

[AmusedBystander]

The 4.4 cu ft Fridgidare they sell of Lowes works. It fits two cornys and a 5lb tank. It ain't pretty, but you can get 'em to fit.

 

[smagee]

You might want to confirm what type of kegs you're getting from that particular product. The image shows ball locks (I think), but the description doesn't specify. The 4.4cf from Lowes works for ball locks, but it is a *serious* hassle getting two full pin lock kegs in it. Doable, but in my experience, not worth it.

As Arcane mentioned, the Sanyo 491x series works great for both pin and ball locks, but they're harder to find as I believe they've been discontinued. Amazon still has them.. for $350.

Long story short, a keezer would probably be your best bet if you have pin locks.