Would I be able to fit two converted kegs on the stand (rather than pots)?
1050744
Yes. I modified mine and made it single tier, it holds 3:16 gallon pots, it would hold 3 kegs easily.
1050745
You certainly could but the height of the second shelf factory is 16" if I remember right. So you would have to build up the second shelf higher.
1050746
Yes. I regularly use mine to brew ten gallon batches, with two converted kegs. The stand is very sturdy.
1050747
I don't think it would be tall enough. However, with some modification I am sure it can be done. The top burner encased in that metal frame is all one piece. It is then attached to the larger rectangular base with 4 bolts. I figured it might be as simple as getting some 2x6's and building a box to raise that top burner frame up. Or if you are handy at welding I am sure a better rig can be fitted to this cart. If you are buying on prime with free shipping it's a good deal to start a brew sculpture. Especially because of that jet burner, that thing rocks.
1514712
unless you have an unusually large pot, they are somewhat adjustable, or a cast iron Dutch oven, which may be a bit heavy. if you have a large number you may want 2 sets and stack them as I did
1675847
You sure can. The D couplers are for domestic beers and the S coupler is for European beers like Heineken and Amstel Light. As far as I know the air inlets and beer outlets are the same. Let me know if you have other questions as I have done quite a bit of work with draft systems
1780668
I purchased a double tap tower. My kegerator will only fit one full size keg but I use it to hook up two 5 gallon kegs and just rest it on the ledge at the back of the kegerator.
1722914
As is it will only fit Heineken or Newcastle because those are the only available mini kegs that are pressurized. We do sell this item along with a conversion kit for non-pressurized kegs (TBC50SKIT), but I would recommend you check around to see what keg options are available in your local area before purchasing.
860480
You could, but I wouldn't recommend it. The pressure won't stay constant and over time your beer could gain or lose carbonation. I use this when I take a keg to a party with a picnic tap. Works great for that.
900801
Yes, 5 L kegs, not to be confused with 5 gallon kegs. I've found that they are harder to find, but available if you have a good liquor store. Breckenridge Brewery always releases their season beer in this size, and my store usually imports a couple from Germany. But you can use it with the Heineken and New Castle one that are available every where. If you buy empty kegs some craft brewers will fill them for you.
883245
No, they would not fit. Made for a different brew system so are a different shape.
84635
The system is designed to handle American Sankey "D" kegs (https://www.kegs.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/IMG_0370.jpg), but the tubing can be cut and fit to accomodate any style keg.
1852006
This is an adapter typically used by homebrewers who keg their own beer. You have to purchase the connectors separately and know they are different sizes for the beer line and gas line.I purchased this because my kegerator is already set up for korny kegs but I wanted to use a sanky tap for a microbrew keg. These adapters prevent me from having to cut the ends of and instead use the connectors already in my system so I can just pop them onto the sanky tap.
1450303
The connection only comes setup for a Sanke connection. However, your beer shop will have the know how to inexpensively convert the connects to fit your system. I use 2 5 gallon ball lock corny kegs and the system works great.
1694106
Technically you could. I wouldn't use it for a keg because this gauge reads in 20 psi increments and you need 12-14 for the tap so it would be hard to in the pressure correctly.
1934636
Coors Kegs are a bit funky shaped but I have two Dogfish 60 min IPA's in mine right now no problem
202042
Yes this faucet should fit. All faucets in the US use standard fittings. Where you will encounter differences is in how the beer line connects to your keg (taps). If using store bought kegs your brand new setup should be fine, if using "corny" kegs you will have to change fittings on keg end. As a side note to prevent beer foaming look at using 10' of beer line. Check out www.homebrewtalk.com for some additional kegging advice. Have fun and enjoy.
1726799
Yes, there are no limitations or edges on the burner stand that prevent using another pot of a different size.
1534922
I don't think it will its a one gallon keg with tap at bottom but that said it an awesome little keg I usually keg and CO2 carbonate all my home brew but with these I can take a gallon from each batch and naturally carb some for comparison
16646
That is correct. You just attached the supplied Heineken adapter to the beer line, then press it into place on top of the mini keg.