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I'll start looking around. I measured cornys at the lhbs today and they will fit in the fridge. It's coming soon.

On a side note, finally was able to brew again since I have fermentation temp control again. Double brew day (about 8 hours) of a DIPA. Devils brew. Look close...
 
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Make sure to order some keg lube if you haven't already. It's an absolute must for kegging and should be applied to all gaskets and O-ring to keep things sealed up right.
I ordered it with the kegs and it came at the same time. I didn't realize the one I bought was white lube though. Food safe and had good reviews. Anyone ever used it?
 

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I ordered it with the kegs and it came at the same time. I didn't realize the one I bought was white lube though. Food safe and had good reviews. Anyone ever used it?
The only stuff Ive used is sort of foggy clear and comes in a little black container. Stuff lasts forever. If its food grade I imagine your good to go but you can always run the brand name through a HBT search and see if home brewers have some experiences with it.
 
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The only stuff Ive used is sort of foggy clear and comes in a little black container. Stuff lasts forever. If its food grade I imagine your good to go but you can always run the brand name through a HBT search and see if home brewers have some experiences with it.
I did that and it seems legit. It's called Petro Gel and it is apparently used in the food industry. I bought it from AIH and it is sold as a keg lube. I was just surprised to find it was white instead of clear.
 

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Fwiw consider putting all the gas in posts on one side and beer out on the other. This way you'll never have to look at the post when moving lines around as long as you put the keg in right. I think with the right type of post it doesn't matter though.
All I know is one time I hooked my gas up to the beer out post like I've read of others doing. What a nightmare. I made a point to never do that again lol.
 
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