nosco said:Any one tried or thought of ? Pretty sloppy cut but Im still wondering how well it would hold pressure.
This is what i was talking about here... The other thing I didn't mention is that the new corny lids have a built in Prv. Really need to get back on to this.Tahoose said:I'm going to do a el cheapo ghetto version, have a spare keg at home and a coupler that does t get used very often.
Turn the keg upside down, cut the dip tube, cut a hole and install a corny keg lid in to the old "bottom". Also install a weldless gas post, this to be used for the prv.
Additional cost above what I have will be $50. Being a new corny lid, and the weldless fitting.
That lid has room for a second post.Tahoose said:I have the proper tool but this keg was stuffed, have done it a few times now so I know what to do.
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No need for a second post, the liquid out post is situated lower down on the keg as I previously mentioned. Along with the pros of doing that.malt junkie said:That lid has room for a second post.
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