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Old 06-19-2008, 11:02 PM
camustang camustang is offline
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Default Placements of 5g kegs in Kegerator
I have a Sanyo BC-1206-2 (same as the Micromatic Summit), and I have what I think is a SIMPLE question...

What is the best placement for the 5g kegs and CO2 canister? Should the two kegs be in the back, and the CO2 in front of them? Or should the CO2 be in the back, and one 5g next to it (in the back) and the other in front of the CO2? There is a PLATE in the back, so I guess I'm asking what's more important? That the beer is against this PLATE, or the CO2?

I've looked for photos, and searched this site through at least 100 posts...so I'm posting. If this is answered elsewhere, I apologize...

Thanks,

Andrew
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Old 06-23-2008, 02:26 PM
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Not sure if you got a response on this.

My Summit has a shelf in the left rear for the CO2 tank. I haven't tried fitting three sixtels in there yet - two have been pretty easy.
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