I was wondering what everyone's opinions on pricing and materials for this kegging package I found at brewer's discount online....
Kegging Package with Two Kegs, w/o CO2
Dual Gauge Regulator Two Rebuilt Cornelius 5 Gallon Ball Lock Kegs, 8' 1/4" Super Flex Tubing, Faucet with 5' 3/16" Super Flex Tubing and Quick Disconnect, Gas Quick Disconnect, Adjustable Clamps 4 Oz BTF Sanitizer, 4 Oz BLC Beer Line Cleaner, CO2 wrench.
All for the low price of $107.95 plus 19.48 for shipping = $127.43. I thought this was a modest price but wasn't sure.
Anyone bought from them before?
Also, they ask if you want 3/16" tubing vs. 1/4". Can someone explain the pros and cons of the tubing size for me?
thanks,
andrew c.
Good deal or not?
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What kind of faucet is it? Does it include a shank?
Price seems reasonable.
Dual gauge reg is usually arround $40-50
Used (not always clean or rebuilt) kegs are arround $20 x 2 = $40
QD's arround $3.50 x 2= $7
Clamps, hose, wrench and cleaner probably ads up to $25
Faucet price depends on what it is.
5' of 3/16" is your best bet for your liquid tubing. Theoreticaly, it will provide the proper ammount of restriction to produce the proper pour.
Price seems reasonable.
Dual gauge reg is usually arround $40-50
Used (not always clean or rebuilt) kegs are arround $20 x 2 = $40
QD's arround $3.50 x 2= $7
Clamps, hose, wrench and cleaner probably ads up to $25
Faucet price depends on what it is.
5' of 3/16" is your best bet for your liquid tubing. Theoreticaly, it will provide the proper ammount of restriction to produce the proper pour.
Cheers!
John Monaghan
"If your feelings were grapes I would crush them. And then, after fermentation, drink them down. And quite possibly later, throw them up again."
John Monaghan
"If your feelings were grapes I would crush them. And then, after fermentation, drink them down. And quite possibly later, throw them up again."