Search results

Depending on what type of tubing you use, you can still use a JG straight connector either inside or outside the fridge. If you are using valpar or similar 1/4" ID tubing, the OD will be 3/8". If you use a 3/8" drill bit you will have a nice snug hole for the tube. Obviously, the straight...

I don't think they are long enough mate, unless your fridge has very thin walls. the thread on them is only around 20mm.

Try a John Guest Superseal fitting 3/8" x 3/8" like this one: The threaded end at the left of the pic goes over the coil. Then push a 3/8" x 1/2" tube to hose fitting like this one into the other end: Then push your 1/2" garden hose over the barb and clamp. (Pic is 1/2" by 3/8" but they...

Damn ham... Hate it when it's Juicy Fruited.

The tap at the top of your picture looks like a Universal tap to me. The tap body should have a male thread where it screws in to the collar on the panel extension. Using a collar and shank like these, you should be able to snaplock the tap into the KK fount adaptor if it has what they call a...

Are you able to post up a picture of your tap? Many Celli taps have a threaded back that is fastened to either a shank or a fount with a locking collar. These are often compatible with Perlick / Intertap / Grundy / Brumby / Universal / Irridium snap lock shanks and also panel extensions...

More than happy to have a crack at it for you MJ.

You could get a 2.5" long 3/8"BSP panel extension like this one with a 5/8" female snaplock adaptor to take your tap if the holes in your fount will take them. (The shank of the panel extension steps up to 5/8" on the external side.) From memory, the holes in your fount are 3/8", but I would...

I need to shake my head around from side to side to see the second pic properly. :fallingoffchair: I am fairly sure that you will need to get yourself a 1/2" x 3/4" BSP Female to Female adaptor, and then you will need a 3/4" BSP fount adaptor like this. I have the same fount at home, but I...

Hi All, A few of the guys have been asking questions via PM about how to fit a snaplock to a fridge or fount or keezer etc. so I thought I might start a thread for general discussion / questions / pics regarding this topic. By having this info in a thread it is there for all to see as well. It...

I left my phone at the hotel this morning - I was in a bit of a rush. I am in Sydney mate. I will be back Friday night.

I don't mean to alarm you, but you should consider the fact that the fount nipple will condensate as well. There is a potential for the fridge to rust under the plastic top.

I would be careful flooding that fount until you get a plumbed drip tray to set your fount in. The timber bench top will rot otherwise, and the fount will start to wobble around mate.

Use your empty keg as a mandril to wrap the 3/8 tube around, and put the whole lot in very hot, but not boiling water Leave it there until the water cools right down. The tube will stay in a coil. https://aussiehomebrewer.com/threads/where-to-buy-curly-beer-line.95193/#post-1457702

Nope...

You would have the cooling coil inside your insulating wrap though, right?

Wet chux in Coca Cola for really good results IMO. Plus one for the Fatboy fount.

It is my experience that convection does not work quickly enough in a domestic party situation either (20 - 50 litres in a day.) This is why ice bank chillers have agitator motors fitted to them to keep the water bath at a constant temperature. Post mix chillers have their soda carbonators...

Bit of Narco here, but since the strange bump above, I thought I would read the thread, and add my opinion. A few of the members here have asked me offline about this topic I have had a couple of guys ask me about whether it is best to drain water or leave it in when using an ice chill plate. I...

Who? Theses guys? That's a little harsh...