Draft T tower vs regular column tower?
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I prefer the look of the T towers. I have no experience with either, but it just seems shinier. I've heard of some folks taking their existing 2 tap column and squeezing an extra tap into it. Thought I'd mention it because it may be an option to upgrade what you already have.
My keezer I went with front taps and shanks. Looked into half height kegs for the compressor hump and then running a tower and said screw it. Build the collar, drilled through it, 4 taps, done deal. Took less than 6 hours work time, notably more for various layers of stain and sealant to dry.
My keezer I went with front taps and shanks. Looked into half height kegs for the compressor hump and then running a tower and said screw it. Build the collar, drilled through it, 4 taps, done deal. Took less than 6 hours work time, notably more for various layers of stain and sealant to dry.
sawbossFogg
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I put a double tap topper on my True single tap bev fridge a couple years ago for three total taps and I really like it. I have the nitro in the middle and two perlicks on the sides. Id worry about the T style on mine because the metal isn't that heavy and the tower is only mounted with three screws, but it'd pr be fine. I think I got mine from Psycho brewing or some manufacturer in Detroit. It was very cheap, but came with all the hardware and is very high quality stainless.
Did you go beer gas or use CO2 and more pressure?
sawbossFogg
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I have beer gas to the nitro tap that runs at about 25 psi on beers carbed at low volume. I use CO2 for my other two with only one regulator. One of my perlick taps has the dampener which I really like.
