Putting a Keg System together

[DJ]

Does anyone have a link to somewhere that may help my put my Kegs system together. (Thanks Ross by the way!!!)

Having never done, nor seen one in operation, I feel I may look at all the different pieces and ....

Or is it really really easy and I shouldnt worry?

[Paul]

Its really easy to do. Have a look on Aussiehomebrewer and theres a thread with pics of peoples kegging setups.

The only crucial thing is to get you beer line length right. If you have this wrong you will be pouring foam. Start off with 3metres of 5mm ID beer line and a pouring pressure of 80-100 kpa. This will give you a good steady pour.

Have a search about gassing the keg. Its really easy to do and not hard like some make it out to be.

[DJ]

The only crucial thing is to get you beer line length right. If you have this wrong you will be pouring foam. Start off with 3metres of 5mm ID beer line and a pouring pressure of 80-100 kpa. This will give you a good steady pour.

Ok, cool. Lets hope!!

and this 3m should also give me enough room to open the fridge door when needed..

[Chris]

Welcome to the best investment you've ever made! (Thank Ross too).

[DJ]

Welcome to the best investment you've ever made! (Thank Ross too).

Tell that ti the AA meetings I will now have to go to..

[Chris]

AA is for quitters.

[Shaun]

Check out my blog has instructions and pics.

http://www.macabresbrewery.blogspot.com

[Chris]

DJ, how did you go with the setup?

[DJ]

had a chat with Ross which cleared a few things up..

Put her all together on Saturday, just waiting for my LCPA clone to finish (hopefully Wednesday) and we'll be cooking with CO2 gas!!

[Chris]

Nice! That first beer on tap was one of the best for me.

And I really don't miss washing bottles.