m_rawdin
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Just wondered if anyone knows the best way to attach 3/8 gas line to one of these? Ideally I'd like to change the barbs for John guest fittings, does anyone know what size the screw threads on the input and outputs?
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Should be 1/4.
As for line, I just use clamps. All my kegs, even my sanke kegs are fitted with ball lock fittings. So I just have a short hose from the regulator to that manifold. Then 2 long hoses from that manifold to gray ball locks. When I'm not using one hose I keep the valve off to keep pressure off the line. Ball locks are also known to leak a bit over time so over a week or two you could end up with an empty tank. I kind of wish I had gotten a double regulator so I could long term force carb while serving other kegs on my taps.
As for line, I just use clamps. All my kegs, even my sanke kegs are fitted with ball lock fittings. So I just have a short hose from the regulator to that manifold. Then 2 long hoses from that manifold to gray ball locks. When I'm not using one hose I keep the valve off to keep pressure off the line. Ball locks are also known to leak a bit over time so over a week or two you could end up with an empty tank. I kind of wish I had gotten a double regulator so I could long term force carb while serving other kegs on my taps.
m_rawdin
Regular.
To be honest I will probably just keep the barbs on as long as I can get my 3/8 gas line onto them as I won't be taking the line off the splitter at any point.
