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Happydad1689

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Hi, years ago I was a home brewer and had to stop for a time. Recently i got back into it, but I don't want to bottle. So I am going to keg.

I have found a good source for a CO2 tank and (ball lock) kegs. I am lost on regulator options. I am in Canada so I need to watch my shipping options.

Here are some I am looking at:

https://www.amazon.ca/YaeBrew-Gauge...co2+regulator&qid=1556409167&s=gateway&sr=8-6

https://www.ontariobeerkegs.com/Tap...tor_Zinc_p/tap-pr-1p-1-4ffl-ch-160-2000lb.htm

Would either be fine? I only intend to do one keg at a time.....nothing fancy
 
Not sure about the amazon regulator, seems to be a mystery Chinese unit.

The Taprite is a known brand, but is more $ and doesn't have the barbed nipple.

I feel you you folks living in Canuckistan.....you really do have more limited options (when costs are considered)
 
Ok, thanks for your input. I will go with the Tapright one. I am confused about this "(does NOT include a Stainless Steel Barbed Swivel Nut)."

Is this what you mean by a "barbed nipple?" I need to order everything I need in one shot or I will be waiting.......
 
I would go with the Taprite with the 1/4" mfl output vs a barbed outlet.

Then get a 1/4" swivel nut/barb for your gas line...

Cheers!
 
You need a way to hook your tubing to the regulator. One end hooks to the secondary side of the regulator, the other to the gas (grey) ball lock quick disconnect (QD) fitting. This one doesn't have a hose barb (to just push on and use a clamp) so you'll need the fitting daytripper recommended.
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