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I brewed a bunch of great beers with this setup, but I havent made a batch in about 2 years so its time to pass it along to someone who will use it! I did mostly all-grain brew in a bag recipes. http://denver.craigslist.org/for/5569496188.html

I don't think 3 corny kegs will fit, at least not ball lock style. I'm not sure if pin locks are skinnier, if they are you may be able to get 3 in there. In the picture of the inside with the kegs you can see the co2 tank is about all the space there is. The rear keg is pushed to the back of...

+ 5 gallons of sparkys nut brown + 5 gallons of historic 1800 IPA 51397 + 10 = 51407

I just brewed my 10th batch ever! All 5 gallon.. Belgian tripel English brown Dales pale ale clone Dry hopped summer ale Oktoberfest! Hop abomination IPA Dogfish head 60 minute clone Dales pale ale clone Great Lakes Christmas ale clone Dogfish head 90 minute clone All all-grain BIAB except...

I just read thought his whole thread hoping to see the fermenter in action!

It does have a bracket to have the co2 mounted on the back of the fridge but there is only 1 port for the co2 line in. I may re-do my gas lines and T them after it runs into the fridge if I get sick of having the co2 in the way of my kegs. Are there any advantages to having the gas outside?

Hi all, this is my first thread on this forum and I hope I posted in the appropriate section. Anyway, I am new to home brewing and I have been kegging my beers so I wanted to find a nice kegerator to keep inside. I found a pre built one at Costco for $369 including a 5lb co2 tank and regulator...

That's a good idea. Probably lots more sturdy than the PVC too.

I am boiling this recipe now. Thanks for posting!

That's a lot of chlorine!