regulator & tank

I am selling my kegerator. Everything works great, just downsizing my homebrew operation. I converted an old hot point refrigerator and freezer into a kegerator. It will hold a nitrogen tank, CO2 tank, and (3) 5 gallon corney kegs. Typically I would have two beers on tap and one lagering...

Hello everyone! I recently decided to get into kegging. The regulator I purchased was hooked up properly, started to expel gas, then stopped. Since then no gas will travel through the outlet. Not sure what I did wrong. Tank is plenty full of gas, the first gauge shows lots of co2 left. The...

This kegerator conversion was made with a CO2 line pass-through on the side that allows the 10-lb CO2 tank to be stored outside while providing space for up to four (4) 5-gallon kegs inside. The inner shelf maximizes "floor space" while still providing space above for taps and connections and...

Purchased from Kegco, Brand New - not used! Purchased as a kit for a conversion project I was going to do for a friend. I ended up drilling through one of the cooling coils of the fridge and I never got around to finishing. NO FRIDGE INCLUDED! What is included: 1x Stainless Steel extra tall...

Great little travel kit designed for carbonating and serving beer with minimum space requirements. Ideal for traveling without the bulky tanks and additional gear. Includes: 1x Mini Regulator with multiple attachments to fit different size CO2 tanks 1x 20oz. CO2 container case with heavy-duty...

Hey everyone! Had a question about regulator. I hear an air leak coming out of the little hole around 10, 11 o'clock (see picture for reference, circled in red) is this CO2 leaking. I can feel it when I put my finger over it? Thanks!

Hi all, First time poster, long time reader. I have recently decided to give up alcohol after around 6 years of home brewing. Since none of my close friends have the room & interest, its time to sell all of my brewing related things. Prices are negotiable. I'm near Rockford IL and would be...