Did some searching to see what others have done but did not find anything set in stone. My question is has anyone drilled a second hole in the back of a Danby for either the nitro line or a second co2 line? It seems most people just put a splitter inside the Kegerator and only run one pressure.. I would like to keep both tanks outside so I will need to drill a second hole. I was thinking right next to the OEM hole but not sure.
Want to add a stout tap to my Danby.
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A google image search turned up this thread in the micromatic forums:
http://www.micromatic.com/forum/us-en/kegerators-kegerator-kits-home/6587-danby-kegerator-improvements-part-ii-6.html
Hopefully your model is the same but I'd be very careful still. I've read other posts here on HBT where people drilled thru only the skin (inside or outside depending on your setup) and slowly picked out the foam in an attempt to avoid damaging coolant lines:
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/drilling-holes-refrigerators-nervous-hell-169974/
http://www.micromatic.com/forum/us-en/kegerators-kegerator-kits-home/6587-danby-kegerator-improvements-part-ii-6.html
Hopefully your model is the same but I'd be very careful still. I've read other posts here on HBT where people drilled thru only the skin (inside or outside depending on your setup) and slowly picked out the foam in an attempt to avoid damaging coolant lines:
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/drilling-holes-refrigerators-nervous-hell-169974/
