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Old 07-19-2008, 08:00 AM
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you shouldn't be adjusting the pressure to get a better pour. If it's pouring too fast, you should get a longer beer line to slow it down. I'd buy 10 feet, and then if that's too long (pours too slow), you can trim a foot or two off. Dropping to 10 on one night wouldn't have flattened your beer, but it would flatten over time. Turning it back up over night is better than not, though.
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