Movin on up!

[BulldawgBrew]

After years of dabbling in the world of home brew I have finally raised my game. Went all grain this summer and now I have a second fridge for keging. My question what do I look for in a keg kit. I was able to score a corny keg, now I need the workings. Any help would be great

 

[brettg20]

Check out the link below, it will give you an idea of what you will need. In short you will need gas line, co2 tank, regulator, gas / liquid disconnects, faucet / tower...look around you can easily find what you need.

http://www.beveragefactory.com/draftbeer/kits/dhtk.shtml

 

[Stealthcruiser]

Where are you located "BulldawgBrew"?

 

[glugglug]

My advice is to get forward sealing faucets. Perlicks. Cost a little more, but worth it.

 

[BirdmanBrewingCo]

After years of dabbling in the world of home brew I have finally raised my game. Went all grain this summer and now I have a second fridge for keging. My question what do I look for in a keg kit. I was able to score a corny keg, now I need the workings. Any help would be great

Bulldawg - Congrats on movin' up! Would love if you gave us a look. Lots of keg kit configurations at competitive prices right here: http://www.birdmanbrewing.com/keg-kits/

 

[hopjunkie26]

Agree with glugglug...Perlicks are the way to go. Check out Rite Brew (http://www.ritebrew.com/Default.asp). They have great prices and are very fast with shipping.

 

[BulldawgBrew]

Thanks for the links.
I am located in Iowa.

 

[BulldawgBrew]

So I got my keg today and was test fitting it and ran into a issue. The keg might need to be at a angle. Nothing big just a little laid back. Will that cause a problem?

 

[estricklin]

A kegco kit is a very cost effective way of getting into kegging with some used ball locks. Check amazon for the best price.

Whatever you get, be sure and fix yourself up with some 6 ft lines to reduce foam.

Oh and congrats on movin up!