Firkin help

[blacty]

any one seen this type of firkin? I am wanting to start using it but don't know where to start, its not normal. on the end there are two holes. one that has a long tube attached and the other is open(see daylight through it). Anybody have a clue how to use it or where to buy parts to pour?

[alanb]

any one seen this type of firkin? I am wanting to start using it but don't know where to start, its not normal. on the end there are two holes. one that has a long tube attached and the other is open(see dayli[ATTACH]10234[/ATTACH]ght through it). Anybody have a clue how to use it or where to buy parts to pour?

Thats not a firkin. It looks like a hoff stevens keg.

[wailingguitar]

Thats not a firkin. It looks like a hoff stevens keg.

I was also thinking Hoff Stevens, but the pic is so small I can't be sure what I'm seeing. Can we get a close up of the fitting on the top please? A larger pic would be helpful.

[katfish59]

It'S not a hoff Steven if it don't have the lock down treads on the side.
A hoff Steven tap valve is made of stainless that look like a nylon valve.

[Fausto Yu-Shan]

Pin Spanner Wrench

According to what I see in your picture it could be a Peerless Keg.

However, the part that has the 2 holes I compare it to a similar in a German Fissler keg that I own, it has two of it. I used a Pin Spanner Wrench to unscrew it. Try if it is threaded.
I attached a picture for your help, see it next to the keg with a white seal.


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Follow the link to see what you may need to pour beer.

http://discussions.probrewer.com/showthread.php?15146-What-type-of-Keg-does-this-go-with