I was wondering if anyone has assembled a a garage built keggle rig DIY walk through. I have a friend with a two car garage who wants a keggle setup, and I figure what better way then do a 10 gallon keggle. If anyone has any thoughts let me know. BONUS - if it is able to wheel around/move so it can be taken outside (driveway) for cleaning and what not.
Garage kept movable keggle rig
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my rig is exactly what you are looking for, though i don't have any pics on me now.. i can take some when i am home from work and post them up on here
Cpt_Kirks
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Like this?
Mine is like Capt Kirks minus the paint.
Do you mean like this? They don't show in the pic, but it is on wheels.
yessir.
awesome. care to elaborate on the build, and how it work?
tasq
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There are about 1231241234 threads on brewstands. Here is one to get you started.
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/show-us-your-sculpture-brew-rig-46578/
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/show-us-your-sculpture-brew-rig-46578/
Ravenshead
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Here's mine:
It's just a 55 gallon aquarium stand with a turkey fryer welded on top and a wooden tray on casters below. My BK is separate on it's own burner. Simple, cheap and it takes up little space when not in use.
It's just a 55 gallon aquarium stand with a turkey fryer welded on top and a wooden tray on casters below. My BK is separate on it's own burner. Simple, cheap and it takes up little space when not in use.
here is a pic of my rollable rig.. i keep in in our basement and roll it out when needed.. still a work in progress but works great!
toolboxdiver
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here is mine stacked away and out brewing, good luck with yours 
Mine is gravity feed made out of an old computer equipment rack with slide out burner shelves. If you look close at the picture of the rig expanded out in the drive way you can see the wheels inside the lower shroud and the threaded steel legs that come down lift the rig off of the wheels when brewing. These are also useful for leveling on slanted driveways. Only down side is having to use a step stool to access the MLT on the middle tear but for me that was a small trade off for the space saved. As for the HLT that is what the PVC Sheppards crook water filler is for. I have been using this rig now for 4 years.
ah toolboxdiver.. i see you're from hatboro (first noticed the yuengling sign in your pic) i'm originally from doylestown.. nice to see local homebrewers on here 
toolboxdiver
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ah toolboxdiver.. i see you're from hatboro (first noticed the yuengling sign in your pic) i'm originally from doylestown.. nice to see local homebrewers on here
Yes I'm from Hatboro hopefully I get to Brew today doing my Oktoberfest Ale and some Grilling too stop over for a cold one
