Minced the seal up when unscrewing it?Coalminer said:Also found out it's not a great idea to bulk prime them and screw the cap on without some lube on the thread or some form of PRV
No, stainless threads bind on itself unless lubricant used (or threadtape)damoninja said:Minced the seal up when unscrewing it?
What mod do you need to do on the lid Brad? Is it as simple as pushing the gasline onto the gas-in thread instead of the co2 injector?bradsbrew said:Not that stylish just yet. The 1.89 beerkat with modified lid to take gas from harris reg. Using the sodastream adapter from the bulk buy.
I would only use silicone where high-temperature resistance is needed.Digga said:So if you are planning on longterm storage would beer line be a better option?
Or to transfer beer fermenter to keg, keg to keg etc then rinsed straight after.Lionman said:I would only use silicone where high-temperature resistance is needed.
Thanks. I'm thinking the other end of a short length of tube could be put onto the barb of a spare carb cap for a ghetto post set-up.bradsbrew said:Yes, obviously needs a clamp, but that is all that's required.
I'm thinking of making up a stainless dip tube in place of the silicon hosegezzanet said:Just cleaned out one that I still had a litre in since Xmas. Rubbed the inside with paper and it came out black. Silicone hose looked like attached picture. Like it's picked up metallics and beer stain. Did the overnight pbw wash and starsan. Might give it a hit with tricleanium tonight and then a high conc starsan to see how it goes.
Looks like short term ok but long term storage might not be?
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Ummmmm, yes please.phildo said:I'm thinking of making up a stainless dip tube in place of the silicon hose
I'm going to talk to the fitters at work to determine if threading the tube directly or using a flange and locking nut would be a better approachZorco said:Ummmmm, yes please.
You can make something that screws into the threaded barb?
I don't think these are fixable or tweakable. I think problems are manufacturer errors.Fraser's BRB said:Sigh, been off here for some time, came back hoping to find an easy answer to the great mini-reg problem of 2016.
Sadly no luck by the looks of it. Might have to get a big reg and go soda-stream.
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