Iv'e been doing a lot of research for setting up my home beer set-up.
One costant problem i have seen with a lot of Kegorators is keeping the temperature low enough...It seems that converting a deepfreezer into kegorator using a temperature controller is a much easier and more reliable set-up.
If this is true than why don't more people go that route?
From what info I have gathered you can get a brand new 7.2 Cf deep freezer for $225.99 on sale, and that should fit all you equipment for 2 1/6 kegs, CO2, and a blower.
One costant problem i have seen with a lot of Kegorators is keeping the temperature low enough...It seems that converting a deepfreezer into kegorator using a temperature controller is a much easier and more reliable set-up.
If this is true than why don't more people go that route?
From what info I have gathered you can get a brand new 7.2 Cf deep freezer for $225.99 on sale, and that should fit all you equipment for 2 1/6 kegs, CO2, and a blower.
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