Fridge that fits two 19l cornys

[Jiffy176]

Hi all
My kegerator compressor has died, so that is the end of that. Annoying to say the least.
I have a spare fridge that holds two kegs but it is from the 70s. I need to house 4 kegs.
Any know of any fridges that will house two kegs? Thank.

 

[tondy79]

I have an Essentials CUL55W20 in the style of The-Engineer-That-Brews build thread .

I find that I get two kegs in without having to remove the light module though, so may depend on keg size. It is also possible to squeeze in a mini keg or two at the back.

 

[Jiffy176]

What size kegs have you got? Mine are the 19l Aeb type 9 inches I believe. Thanks.

 

[tondy79]

I have one AEB type, and one taller thinner one. I don't think 2 AEB kegs would fit...

 

[Jiffy176]

I've gone for a double height fridge instead of a freezer. Fingers crossed they will fit if not out comes the
Multi tool!!

 

[Jiffy176]

So I thought it only right I finish this thread as I have just finished my replacement Kegerator build.

I managed to find a larder fridge near me and secured it flr the sum of £40
Most of my fridges I got for free to having to purchase one bit hard but needs must.

When i got it home I wasn't sure two kegs would go in side by side with the compressor hump at the back so I cut the shelf brackets off, easy with a good Stanley and phew they just fit.
The co2 cylinder sits to the side and the gas line comes in via the drain and the rest is pictured.
The cylinder on the inside is Nitro for the stout.
My 5 way manifold has a spare line so I can have co2 to help with other bits of brewing.
Three co2 taps, all can be if needed but the far left is my stout tap.
I wasn't going to use the inkbird but the light unit was to big to get to kegs in. So off it all came and I connected the black and brown wires from the thermostat together so when power is supplied the compressor is alway on. I tidied them up and taped to the side.
The rest was then a matter of plumbing and fitting the taps.
Have to say I am quite please with the result. All for 40 quid and a few hours work.