Keg hole size vs still size 4" 3" 2" 1&1/4"
Posted: Sun May 12, 2013 4:35 pmHi, all I've been looking at proir posts ie viewtopic.php?f=49&t=3656
about the keg outlet hole connection size compared to still size but unsure what is considered ok.
I'll explain why I'm asking.
I have 2 x kegs that have had the ferule welded with a 1&1/4" 32mm bsp connection, so I cannot use triclamps etc as it is.
I was thinking of getting a bsb connection with a triclamp ferule welded to act as an adaptor, but the actual dia inside would be perhaps 1" or under, is this enough to run a 3" vm and be enough for a future 4" setup ?
Otherwise do I cut the whole bloody thing off and use a 4" ferule,( plus a 2" filler port would be nice)?
Do I leave it for a drain port, turn the keg upside down then do the above?
Oh yea the kegs have a drain tap setup allready on the side near the bottom, but I still need to add electric elements, not sure if I will run 2 x 2200/2400/3600 + controler as yet, cause they will also need a connection point drilled/welded as well.
Thanks for any advice and comments are welcome.
Greg
about the keg outlet hole connection size compared to still size but unsure what is considered ok.
I'll explain why I'm asking.
I have 2 x kegs that have had the ferule welded with a 1&1/4" 32mm bsp connection, so I cannot use triclamps etc as it is.
I was thinking of getting a bsb connection with a triclamp ferule welded to act as an adaptor, but the actual dia inside would be perhaps 1" or under, is this enough to run a 3" vm and be enough for a future 4" setup ?
Otherwise do I cut the whole bloody thing off and use a 4" ferule,( plus a 2" filler port would be nice)?
Do I leave it for a drain port, turn the keg upside down then do the above?
Oh yea the kegs have a drain tap setup allready on the side near the bottom, but I still need to add electric elements, not sure if I will run 2 x 2200/2400/3600 + controler as yet, cause they will also need a connection point drilled/welded as well.
Thanks for any advice and comments are welcome.
Greg