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dojoboy
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Tansi (USA)
Nov 2001
time: 00:37
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Feast your eyes on this beauty. I now have ice cold beer at my finger tips. This fridge was in our home when we bought it 3 years ago. After trying to give it away, on two occassions people just never came to pick it up, I decided I'd put it to good use. Picked me up a keg-erator conversion kit online and wa-laa!
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Last edited by dojoboy on 06-08-2005 at 18:11
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dojoboy
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Tansi (USA)
Nov 2001
time: 00:37
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quote:
Originally posted by reds4ever
dojo,
Please indulge an ignorant Brit. Is it possible to convert a spare, old fridge (which I have) into a new, cooled beer barrel (which I want)? |
Absolutely! That is EXACTLY what I did. Depending on the size of your old fridge, you may be restricted to the size of barrel you can place in it. Right now, I've just got a bullet barrel/keg in mine, which is approximately 45 pints. I need to level the bottom to squeeze in a full keg, because of its width.
In the states, we laymen call barrels kegs which are available in full size - keg (15.5 gallons), half size - pony kegs (7.75 gallons), and bullet kegs (5.5 gallons). But, I believe a barrel is a completely different measuring unit. ???
Here is the company I used:
Micro Matic
I bought the dual gauge.
Last edited by dojoboy on 06-08-2005 at 05:59
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