Looking for 2 (possibly 3 dependent on price) of these type of kegs to match my current ones.
I have two (generic beer) kegs, slim 20 litre. That what your after?
Sounds like the right ones. S type connections (heino type)?
That's the ones! In work till later on, but I'll post a pic later just to confirm.
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Posting off phone so apologies if the file is big guys.
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I have a few too if your looking for more. :)
How does one come by these 20litre slims? I'd have preferred them to the aul cornies TBH. If the thread goes quiet, I'll just guess! :P
If I told ye I might have to kill you :P
But how on earth do ye clean them lads?
Quote from: cruiscinlan on January 20, 2016, 09:32:35 PM
But how on earth do ye clean them lads?
I've seen a YouTube video where a guy made a frame with a hose attached. Invert the keg over the hose and wash out that way. Few other processes involved but that's the jist.
Bit more to it than I remembered....
https://youtu.be/7aZsqPsJrIc
Those are the ones alright.
How much we talking?
No idea, you have cornies to trade?
That's a ball ache of a process vs Cornys, full of the potential for infection for a Homebrewer so unless you were commercial I don't understand, convince me!
I was offered a load of them a while back.
Id imagine they can, in certain situations, be "freer" than cornies. But thats it. in terms of equipment required to get the beer out evrything is more expensive and harder to come by in a personal capacity.
They have the same spear as any Heino keg so you need to have an implement to first remove the spear then cut off the small catch that prevents you removing the spear again. After that bob or whoever is your uncle :)
To remove the spear only needs a Bain wrench and a 2 cent coin.
1. I use an adapter footed with ball valves to vent the keg.
2. Basin wrench to unscrew the spear.
3. Then put the 2 cent coin under the adapter - this allows the centre to be pushed further down and unlocks the catch.
4.Lift spear out.
Took more longer to type than to do.
I would not recommend removing the safety catch as if unscrewed under pressure the spear will fly out if it's not present.
I couldn't get any decent cornies at the time so I went with these and they've been easy to deal with.
When I build a proper brewery later this year I'm planning on making alliances for using a pump to clean them.
I won't have to take the spear out ad often then - every so often to verify my cleaning regime.
Make me some offers if ye're selling.
Same procedure for Corny
1. Pop Lid
I think it's a bit like rolling your own fags it looks complicated but if that's your thing I guess?
No dodgy seals on these ;-p
Quote from: DEMPSEY on January 21, 2016, 11:27:13 AM
They have the same spear as any Heino keg so you need to have an implement to first remove the spear then cut off the small catch that prevents you removing the spear again. After that bob or whoever is your uncle :)
You still have my little tool ???
!Cough!
Will yes I do have your special tool and I keep it in a safe place for you. ;)
Quote from: Lochlannach on January 21, 2016, 03:44:01 PM
Make me some offers if ye're selling.
€70 for the 2. I'm in Wexford.