Plastic Barrel For A Keg - Is It Possible?

[Wortgames]

I suspect you are right Johnno - some large capitalist scrap dealer (like Ross) will probably get the contract and shred them all.

:super:

 

[Screwtop]

What about using the pressure sprayer type barrel, has this been tried. They come in lots of sizes. Have one about 10L with thick/strong walls. Replacing the threaded cap and pump would not be difficult and the thing has two threaded nipples for gas in and beer out, should be able to bastardise some fittings. These would be a great size for the average fridge.

 

[PeterS]

What about using the pressure sprayer type barrel, has this been tried. They come in lots of sizes. Have one about 10L with thick/strong walls. Replacing the threaded cap and pump would not be difficult and the thing has two threaded nipples for gas in and beer out, should be able to bastardise some fittings. These would be a great size for the average fridge.

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It has been done. See an article on it : http://new.craftbrewer.org/Library/Gear/GS...CheapKegs.shtml

Sorry about the long URL, I have not worked it out how to change the name and still lead you to the same link.

:chug:
PeterS....

 

[BRAD T]

Or try here,

http://www.metrak.com/wiki/homebrew/moin.cgi/PartyKeg

I followed Sosmans idea, works a treat and doubles up to clean my lines

Cheers
BradT

 

[bindi]

http://www.aussiehomebrewer.com/forum/inde...ssure%20sprayer
Hi screwtop try this.

 

[Ross]

I suspect you are right Johnno - some large capitalist scrap dealer (like Ross) will probably get the contract and shred them all.

:super:

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Glad this thread got recirculated - That one had slipped through unnoticed