ScottG58
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I am thinking about jumping into kegging. Red Green said "if the women don't find you handsome, they should find you handy." I am neither. Has anyone had good experience with a commercially produced dual tap kegerator?
Recommendations for commercially produced kegerator?
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Yes it's what I use now. Basically you cut or otherwise remove the lines from the Sankey tap and add the ball-lock fittings. Pretty simple. Did you have a specific question or did you just need to know you weren't the only one to cut up something that worked fine before you started? 
ScottG58
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I was wanting to know if anyone had either good or bad experiences with specific brands/models.
Sounds like your experience was a good one.
Sounds like your experience was a good one.
BrewingGunner
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I have a Kegco two tap. I've had great experiences thus far. I got it from the Beverage Company.
BrewingGunner
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Yes it's what I use now. Basically you cut or otherwise remove the lines from the Sankey tap and add the ball-lock fittings. Pretty simple. Did you have a specific question or did you just need to know you weren't the only one to cut up something that worked fine before you started?
Really? I think it's obvious what he was asking.
The absolute worst results I've had has been from trying to save money and get a fridge or freezer off Craigslist. The commercial one has been a Godsend. This is the one I have now, and it holds two corny kegs. I'm going to replace the tower with one of these soon but right now I just have a picnic tapper inside for the second one.
You might also consider buying or making a tower cooler - the beer up in the tower warms up when you are not pulling constantly.
You might also consider buying or making a tower cooler - the beer up in the tower warms up when you are not pulling constantly.
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ScottG58
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Thanks for the responses. I can foresee the wife's reaction if I wanted to put something I built in the family room. It would look rough.
Sometimes ... but some folks here have made keezers from new chest freezers that have ended up as works of art. I guess it all depends on your personal threshold for pain, your skills, and your desire to just have a beer rather than working on yet another project.
I'll make one eventually, but for now having two on tap is enough.
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