Finally bought a keg!

[Brian]

So I finally bought my first keg system. I recently was relocated for my job and I am conveniently located exactly 15 miles from both Northern Brewer and Midwest Brewing supplies. I have visited both locations and prefer one over the other. Don't get me wrong both places had everything I needed, I just had a better experiece at one location. So I decided to finally buy myself a keg sytem and just kegged my first beer. Now I am anxiously awaiting for it to carbonate. Now I need to build or buy a keggerator. I have little fridge space and don't own a house to get another full size fridge. I looked at a few keggerators and I find I might be better off building my own. I need a few ideas on how I can accomplish this or where I should look? Goodbye bottling!

Brian

[meisterofpuppets]

Ask BDawg.

[Vanna #1]

Craigslist brotha!

[Mylo]

Ah, a major rite of passage. Welcome. Kegging is definately the way to go. I only have 6 of them, and I need more. Remember, as Daniella once said - "it's so fucking hot"...


Mylo

[numsquat]

With limited space and wanting to build your own, I'd look at a Sanyo 4912 fridge. Easy to convert, will hold 2 kegs plus a 5lb CO2 bottle. You can spend the extra $$ on a tower or just run taps out the front door. There is plenty of info on the web for converting this fridge.

[BDawg]

Here's mine (click me)

HTH-

[meisterofpuppets]

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That's why I told you to ask BDawg.

[numsquat]

Here's mine (click me) HTH-

Chest freezer units are sweet. Yours is really nice.

The only place I might have room for one is in the garage, and I may not even have room there after I renovate it. Wouldn't even need a bunch of taps, 2-3 (to go with the 2 in my Sanyo), and have the rest of the room for keg storage.