Finally going Keg, I think...

[WichitaBrewer]

Once you go keg, you never want to go back! Good luck!

WichitaBrewer

[beer_bear]

I'm looking foreward to kegging also. I have just aquired my fridge that I will be converting. I am trying to figure out what else I can do now. I want to lager a beer, but I have to study the temps that are needed a bit more. I hope to show the pics of my keggerator soon. Til then, thanks for the inspiration.
Prost!

[SunkenBier]

I found a lot of sites when I was first researching kegging. Trust me when you get it down you will love it.

Here is a nice info site which i hope helps out, thre are many more like them:
http://www.northernbrewer.com/docs/html/corny-keg.html

[PunkIwishIwere]

That's the system that I've got. I'm fortunate that ebrew.com is my local homebrew store (also homebrew.com). They're located about 5 miles from me. I trust those guys a lot.

Hey linuxelf, do you have any idea if the three keg system comes with gas and beverage set ups or is it just a single keg setup that comes with two extra kegs? I've emailed these guys, but I haven't gotten a response.

Also, since I can't find anyplace around me that has tanks; does anyone have an opinion on these?
http://www.homebrewing.org/Kegging-Systems_c_24-1.html

Thanks

[mexican]

Congrats on goign the kegging option lennybuzz.

I did the same a few months ago. Never looked back. The wife sometimes thinks otherwise though...

It was one of the best moves I made. Just be careful though. You wil go through the first couple real quick. It's a 'get home from work, ahh cold beer on tap I might have a couple...' kind of thing. Next thing you know, the damn kegs are all empty !

mexican