Recent content by acidbathtoo

Thanks for everyones help.....I guess it just settled and is good now!!!!!

We set the high psi...then purge and then set to lower serving psi. Just did the suggested and let the beer pour for a few seconds to see if the lines were warm...actually filled a whole gallon container and almsot ALL foam..I would say close to 10 seconds of straight pouring

Ya we are carb at a higher psi and dropping..stumped....maybe ill have to go extend the lines longer like you suggest..(everywhere i read 5-6 is fine)..about ready to try ANYTHING at this point...thanks!!!

Wow thanks guys for the quick help!!!...we are pumping the beer at between 5 and 8 psi. And the temp about 38 degrees

Hey Guys, PLEASE help, I am stumped and about ready to give up on using the keggarator.:drunk: ugghhh.. Ok, I have been having issues with when pouring my beer it is mostly foam. I was talking with my homebrew guru and he told me to replace the liquid line that maybe it wasn't long enough...

This is now alllllll good to go. Thanks a bunch for all of your help!!

Sweet. I am going to give it a try. Looks like I will have to try and pull it forward then cut the liquid line and replace. I noticed on the front of the faucet that there was like a holding pin so wasn't sure if I had to try and unclip that some how. Thanks!!

I am in desperate need of some help!!! I am trying to change my liquid lines to longer lines but I just cant figure this darn thing out. I am new to brewing and ANY help would be great. I can unscrew the bolt but I cant get it out of the tower.. PLEASE HELP

getting it all jazzed up

We decided to try kegging, and it is GREAT

secondary

let's fill this bad boy with a nice IPA

we HAD to get rid of the single and throw a double on

2 taps mean 2 kegs! :o)

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