How to change beer lines in your kegerator 

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You skipped the part I cannot manage to do - that shank nut is impossible to get off for me.

Nice video. Im firing my kegerator back up after being down a few years. I bought new lines. The guys at the local Home Brew shop recommended I upgrade to 1/4” hosing and running it longer as the extra length (I went with 8’) cus it helps with foam control. I also previously built a DIY tower cooling fan. I bought a plastic hard drive box for a computer and a computer fan. I cut a hole in the “intake” side and a hole in the “export” side. I fashioned a cone and some 1 1/4” plastic tubing so that the fan pulled in air from inside the kegerator and blew a steady supply of cold air out the other side and through the 1 1/4” tubing up the tower keeping the beer line cold all the way through to the tap handle. Worked like a charm to keep things colder and reduced so much foam. Just my little diy. Cost less than $20 and worked wonders. Thanks for the video!

The man corrected himself after he said NSF-51 was an acronym. That deserves a like :)

Great information ! My dad gave me his kegerator he never used and I had NO IDEA how to do any of this stuff lol

You are a lifesaver. I could not for the life of me remember the order of the pieces. Froze the video at 4:04 and bam I could put my shank back together. Thank you!

I just picked up a used kegerator and your video is very helpful. Thank you Do It!

Nice smile n stir session!

Thx for the vid... everything went well following g it except how do you disconnect the hose from the kag connector? The part that connects to top of keg

Randomly searching RU-vid for information how to clean/maintain my new kegerator and to my surprise at the end of the video you say you have Riggs on tap. I live 10 minutes from Riggs and primarily bought this for the Hefeweizen. Delicious stuff. Nice videos.

Thanks for this. I've just been gifted a kegerator and had no clue where to start rebuilding/replacing/cleaning.

Thanks! New to this, is the 3/16" ID line the most common? I bought some replacement and there is NO WAY this is going to fit the barbed fittings.

What is I don’t have faucet wrench? Or I don’t know what size to order?

Link to the hose you used please

I need a video from someone who actually has their shit together, I mean the guy is all over the place...

What psi your co2 set at? TIA

what model Sanyo is that

Funny thing is I need to know how you got that shank nut off. Cause I have no idea

Lol I just happen to look this up July 3rd

This does not work for changing lines on a Danby Dual Tap completely different