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Old 12-12-2006, 10:18 AM
juddman juddman is offline
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Default Cooling Issue or Not?

My garage and rec room share a wall so I want to keep my kegerator in the garage and run the two shanks through into the rec room. I will attach them directly to an oak plate on the rec room wall. Anyway, if the shanks are long enough to have about 4 inches in the fridge itself will the chilled part transfer that cold through the rest of the shanks that are going through the walls or will everything eventually spoil?
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Old 12-12-2006, 06:38 PM
ernestbud ernestbud is offline
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you really should refigerate the entire length of the line and the shank; otherwise you you get a shot of foam at the first of your pour set yourself up with a blower to blow COLD air all along the route of the lines; remember the back of the faucet at the shank should be the coldest part of the system
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