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  1. 05-31-2009 05:27 PM #1
    klooless69
    klooless69 is offline Member
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    Default Splicing Beer Line

    should i splice my beer line to add length or just buy the total lenght that i need...

    does splicing change anything..???
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  2. 06-01-2009 08:11 PM #2
    Mike167
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    Default splice

    the ***************.com sells beer line and splices. A splice does make the line narrower at that point, and may cause foam. Its worth a try. mflemming@comcast.net
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  3. 06-02-2009 04:27 AM #3
    skibumdc
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    I considered splicing, but decided to just get a longer beer line.
    More pieces and splies means more areas for bacteria to grow and more cleaning could be necessary.
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