Recent content by xuthundercats

Here is my label and pint glasses I had made.

I just moved. New house is on Elkgrove. New name is Elk Grove Brewery. My logo is below.

Melted Smurf Brewery The first time I brewed two Smurfs that were sitting on my microwave shelf above the stove fell into my wort while I was adding the malt. I fished them out and the beer turned out great. I just need to create a logo now.

It is set at 10 now and both lines are flowing nicely. I will start siphoning from my stock pot. I purchased an automatic siphon started last week with a sediment filter. Im sure it will be worth the $10. I have a Indian Pale Ale that should be ready at the end of the week.

I think I had a sediment build up in the straws in both kegs. I blew Co2 thru both lines and then ran very hot water thru both. Have you ever had issues with sediment clogging your lines?

Wow!!! That was an adventure. Flushed both kegs and lines and I'm in business.

Still nothing. Something has to be wrong with one of my kegs. I'm siphoning my beer into the keg that had the water and I'm going to try again.

I just flushed both faucets with hot water without any issues. Hopefully, all will be solved when I connect everything back together. I'm trying one keg first...

The kegs are cold. I'm going to blow co2 thru the beer line tonight to see if there is a clot.

I'll give that a go tonight. I'll fill a keg with hot water and attempt to flush the lines if there is anything in there. I appreciate your help a lot.

Here is the tank, and splitter.

I just hooked one up and lost all flow all together. I checked all my lines and I have no chinks.

The I'D for the beer line is 3/16". I'm not sure what the I'D for the Co2 is. It isn't marked on the line. It is the red co2 line that came with my kegerater years ago. I only have one regulator.

Beer line 2 has flow. Beer line 1 drips

Beer line 1 is 6.5ish ft 7/16" OD and co2 line 3.5 ft. Beer line 3.5 ft 7/16" OF and co2 line 2 ft