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Sorry already hit the road,can get a postage quote if your still interested?

As you can see the legs are numbered the picture of the top straight after is the top of that keg. I'm working near Brighton next week if anyone around there needs any

Happy to help out any way I can,I tend to work a lot for power stations so down to Shoreham next week. If you was interested could get you some pic of the actual keg but let me know if I can help out

No problems but I do work over most of the UK and could deliver if near your area anytime

I'm in Drefach near Llanybydder SA40 9yb is the postcode

19l ball lock Corny Kegs,had new seals last year and used once since, I have 5 available £55 each or £50 each if buying more than one. Collection from West Wales I will make a small donation to the forum if these sell as i haven't posted in a while.

Indesit tall fridge converted into a Kegerator. 2 X flow control taps,4 way manifold,all beer and gas lines and ball lock fittings, CO2 and reg,bottle contents guage is broken but line pressure ok and fully working with no leaks.Collection from West Wales £200 or £150 with no co2 bottle as I...

Cracking setup you have there used to look after all the Gas Pipelines in Cheshire very fond memories of the area unless we are talking about the M6 :mad:

Goodluck and welcome to the forum, this is a great place to learn, loads of great info

Yes it turned out great, the aipa is also a nice pint and not bad value the myo kits, the rose wine kit was also nice and far better than the last 7 day kit I just done.

You will probably end up with more, we started again with 6 ex batts, last count was 36 Chickens, 3 Ducks and 4 Geese, the Mrs put her foot down when I mentioned a Rhea :laugh8::laugh8::laugh8:

I would stay with the plastic, you cant put Apple C ider Vinegar in the Galvo ones as it rots them, the plastic no problem, cheap easy to clean its a win win

I thought it sounded high but it defo says 50psi, I know the kegs are rated to 130psi not sure what the fittings are rated to

I swapped to Chemsan what baffles me is the price variance from the usual suppliers, after just doing a search on the various homebrew sites I know about, getting prices for 1L of Chemsan, cheapest to the most expensive as follows: 1 = Brew2bottle £17.95 2 = Kegthat £18.94 3 = The Home Brew...

Ours go mental for sweetcorn and also love Melon and Grapes. One of our hens has hatched a Goose egg so thats causing total confusion lol

I have considered it and will probably give it a whirl but its more outlay and we are hoping to move if our house sells so I have put the brew fridge build on hold, but from your experience think its the way forward, always great to hear from people who are doing it, can I ask where you bought...

Brilliant article, thanks for your link Edison, seems the guy who wrote the article and me must have been separated at birth, as Im the exact same in liking the higher carb and being far to keen to get it down my kneck

Think I may give your version a go Chris for the next keg, I think Im slowly starting to get ahead, every week the Mrs and I say no more drinking in the week, as soon as evening comes the little devil whispers you may as well have a couple, then off we go, my first day of Furlough so thats not...

Can't beat a bit of child labour 😁😁😁