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FS: sanke D-type party tap with pump
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Need one for my Camper, how much shipping to 46321 Munster Indiana. if shipping doesn't kill it Ill take it off your hands
It will fit into one of those flat rate postal boxes $5-ish. If you don't buy it, I may!
We'll I guess it's been a little longer than I thought since I last used it...
I hooked it up to an old keg and it seems to be releasing pressure through the hand pump.
I don't feel right selling it when it's not in working order, the coupler cleaned up nicely but i'll need a little bit of time to pull apart the pump and re-lube the compression o-ring.
Stand by...
I hooked it up to an old keg and it seems to be releasing pressure through the hand pump.
I don't feel right selling it when it's not in working order, the coupler cleaned up nicely but i'll need a little bit of time to pull apart the pump and re-lube the compression o-ring.
Stand by...
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Do you guys know a lot about kegerators? Mine pours like half foam and I don't know why.
If its leaking Ill give you $20 plus shipping and ill fix it, its for drinking water i transport to my camper in short qtr bbls.
What he said ^^^
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I have it at 6psi with co2 61/2ft beer line. It seems like there is air in the line as well
normally you ask questions in the forum section but eh I'll see how I can help.
so it could be a number of things... there could actually be air in your lines. To fix this problem you'll need to check and tighten all of your worm clamp connections. (where the tubing connects to your liquid out port)
how cold is your beer? if it's too warm that can be an issue.
What is the interior Diameter of your beer line? I'm pretty sure you'll want to have 3/16th ID line if you're only going 6.5 feet
so it could be a number of things... there could actually be air in your lines. To fix this problem you'll need to check and tighten all of your worm clamp connections. (where the tubing connects to your liquid out port)
how cold is your beer? if it's too warm that can be an issue.
What is the interior Diameter of your beer line? I'm pretty sure you'll want to have 3/16th ID line if you're only going 6.5 feet
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It's 3/16 it's running at 38 degrees. There is a lot of air build up from overnight. I take it as that's not normal. Just tighten the clamp on the hose. I don't know how to post it. So that's why I asked you guys
Sounds like everything is in order, sometimes there is a small... Imperfection or burr in the inside of your line or keg connection that forces co2 out of solution... I would probably take apart and re-assemble your set up... i know it's a pain but sometimes it's what you've got to do.
