Congrats on your keezer, may your taps flow bountifully.

To celebrate the "keezer" I have two brews fermenting. An Ollie's Red and a Wingback Pale. They should be finished in time for a graduation party where I intend to wheel out the keezer and beer.

A wheelable keezer. Good Lord! We live in the best of all possible worlds. Commendable ingenuity, sir. I doff my hat toward Georgia in your honor.

Nice... very nice.

How do you only visit this one time in 110 days?

quote: Originally posted by mattfungus How do you only visit this one time in 110 days?

Dude, because "First I bottled, then I turned a fridge into a keggerator, it broke, and so I turned a freezer into a keggerator. It came out sweet. I'd post a picture if I knew how." That's how.

1. Take a picture of your freezerator. 2. Upload it to a site such as Flickr so you can get a URL for the image. Copy the URL. 3. Come back to the BeerPal Forum. Open a dialog box. Look in the row of Format buttons above the forum dialog box. 4. Punch the 11th one from the left, Insert Image. 5. "img" paste URL here "/img" 6. Go about your merry way. 7. Speak health, happiness and prosperity to all.

Hey! I'm back, sort of. The freezerator is kinda working out OK. I have two full kegs in it but had a leak in a hose connector and lost all my Co2. The guy who fills the tank for me has been away on vacation so I have to wait till he gets back. The kegs are carbonated so I have been able to get a few mugs out. Thing is this, the Red is great but the wingback is all foamy. I've released some of the gas from the keg but that didn't work and I don't want to release anymore until I get my Co2. Could it just be the freezerator isn't cold enough? The temp gauge says its 34 (mid refrigerator range)I could go colder but not really in the mood for beer ice. Oh, and thanks for the pic posting instructions, I'll get a couple up asap. Need to install the drip tray to complete the project.

quote: Originally posted by FoamDome A wheelable keezer. Good Lord! We live in the best of all possible worlds. Commendable ingenuity, sir. I doff my hat toward Georgia in your honor.

Yeah, I have the thing on wheels because the wife insists I keep it out of sight (too redneck on the porch) so its plugged in in the garage. Since I don't want to be attached to the garage I made it mobile. It can be pool side, on the deck, under the car port (which is where my bar is) or just about anywhere an extension cord will reach. After a few spills from the tap I talked myself into the drip tray. Haven't installed it yet. So far I'm very happy with the thing. Just need to perfect my kegging.