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WOW! That is an amazing setup, you could almost charge people entry to the that joint!
 
WOW! That is an amazing setup, you could almost charge people entry to the that joint!

i was just about to ask where this pub is located at..........

i wouldnt mind stopping in for an beer and a steak at that establishment.


very very well done !!!!!!!

a credit to the owner :beer:


Ernie
 
Well Sunday arvo we knocked up the new collar for the chest freezer that replaced my old one that died. Still second time around its a piece of piss though with lessons learnt from the first.

Basically 4 sides of 19mm wood with smaller also 19mm thick batons running along the top and bottom inside to give a better surface area to stick it down and for the fridge seals to sit. The middle then gets plugged with polystyrene to insulate and its easy to cut it and wedge it in nice and tight. Gas line feeds thru from outside and so to the temp probe. The wire basket is perfect to mount the pc fan blowing cold air on the back of the tap shanks and hold my hops, candi sugar and stubbies of yeast sit on the compressor hump. A suction cup bathroom shelf serves as drip tray .

Its still going to get some more bling with some decals I have planned to work with the funky red collar . A fourth tap hole is plugged up ready and awaing a fourth tap. I'm pretty happy with end result. Upgrades will include a 5 valve manifold, more kegs (can fit two on the hump and maybe wheels. Going to be a hit this summer I think.

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i just set mine up today! excited about my first keg! all i need now it the soda stream bottle adaptor and its all done. (till i get a proper gas bottle)

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will strengthen the clearanced wire shelf and make a half bottom shelf

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bit of chopping and heat gunning had the door shelves scalloped to clear the keg

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Very practical setup there WHYPSI.

GHHB I think you just caused a stir in nearly every australian males pants with that setup!
VERY NICE!
 
Mark,

i bought it as a kit and the guy i bought it off put it together as i wasnt keen to drill holes and stuff a new fridge.

the fridge,taps,font,beer lines and all fittings,gas splitter tap,regulator,2 x kegs,jim beam drip tray,digital keg thermometer.

cost $830 delivered

now i have 2 extra kegs with brews waiting and going to buy a party keg for my outings.



Ernie
 
Okay but the bar fridge itself is something 'off the shelf' right? If so what model is it and can you take an internal pic with no kegs inside at all?

Cheers.
 
Okay but the bar fridge itself is something 'off the shelf' right? If so what model is it and can you take an internal pic with no kegs inside at all?

Cheers.


the fridge is called a Heller and pictures are below


Ernie

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all done. did a bit of cutting and welding and repainting the wire shelves and made a half bottom shelf.

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now keg fits like a glove and havent lost too much room. and got the light that hasnt worked in 5 years working. :)

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now to fill with some beer
 
Wonderwoman, you'll have to send him a photo of your set up first B)

tdh
 
WOW! That is an amazing setup, you could almost charge people entry to the that joint!
Actually we have a beer bath/tip jar and last Friday night I made $50! Not that I'm selling my beers. BTW Wonderwoman ... if I wasn't
married to my third wife I'd take you up on the offer. However the bar was all her idea ... that's why I married her! :beerbang:
 
Howdy.

Long time brewer, first time poster.

I just wanted to say this sir is a piece of art as far as I'm concerned. Thanks for posting it.
After being a long time bottler am keen to build a keg system and this is just the sort of thing I can sell the SWMBO on. Well played I imagine it gives you much pleasure.

Great thread, BTW. Many impressive and innovative set-ups. :beerbang:
 
Finally got my arse into gear and got a set up going for summer.
This old fridge is a hand me down been in the family for a long time.
First stage is one tap, two kegs, with room for expansion.
Gave her a snappy paint job and off we go.

Bar is in production with an old stainless elevator door to be used for the wet area (will post pics on completion)

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I picked up a 320 litre chest freezer on Wednesday. I haven't got a temp reg yet so it's just sitting there till santa brings me what I need.

That plan is to use the fridge for fermentation.

Would you believe I have only 2 kegs at the moment?

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you better jump on for the xmas speacial 4 kegs delivered $200.

Are you going a collar or font ?
 
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