Truman42
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Mate, you should have phoned them and asked if they could hold you one.
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First World Problem:
the handles on these hurt your fingers when you carry them full of beer. Also the handles hurt your fingers when you shake the keg for force carbing. The flat strap used for the handles sort of has an edge that is nasty to fingers.
First World Problem:
the handles on these hurt your fingers when you carry them full of beer. Also the handles hurt your fingers when you shake the keg for force carbing. The flat strap used for the handles sort of has an edge that is nasty to fingers.
If your a soft cock maybe......![]()
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Must admit I don't like the noise they make when you put them down on your garage floor full of beer. They sound like they're going to crack or split on the base. So a rubber boot would be ideal for these. I was thinking of getting some wet suit material and seeing if I can con mum into sewing a sock to slide the keg into. Similar to the keg king sleeves you can buy for these but with a bottom sewn in to protect the keg and help keep it cool.DJ_L3ThAL said:I' ve got 2x 19L of these and haven't had any problems with those either! Picked up two used cornys on the weekend and both have leaking lids, go figure!
Just wish there were attachable rubber ends for them, probably able to fabricate something up easily but would be nice to have a slip on end (that's what she said)!
No the italian ones with the rubber feet and tops.Yob said:Same as Keg King isnt it? $120?
No question then for the same Price..Black n Tan said:No the italian ones with the rubber feet and tops.