Just starting off on my 3 bbl system. Plan on kegging from a uni tank,, I need some help on this part of the process,, does anyone have a decent/cheap way of doing this? Seems like I pressurize the keg and fill w carbed beer and bleed the keg of co2 as it fills? Any more detailed explanations are appreciated! Thanks
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Get yourself one of these:
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It's expensive (inappropriately expensive, but I can't find an alternative source.
.....and a couple all stainless sanke connectors. Take them apart and remove the one way valves/balls in them.
Get yourself a few of these for faster flow on the liquid side.
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Set up your filling adapter with a sanitary TC from your unitank "out" port.
Get a water proof/resistant mail/shipping scale from ebay so you can ensure your filling appropriately.
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