Sankey keg

removing the valve from a sankey keg

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[1960cad]

what are the 2 connections with the black covers on top of the keg?

[zollcat]

@1960cad These kegs are old soda kegs that have been professionally converted to Sanke kegs. The black covers cover the old pin style conectors that soda kegs have. hope this helps.

[chrismcnally1234]

did you make the video for putting it all back together, I am stuck trying to get the clip in (using the kegman kit). and do I need that o-ring?

[zollcat]

@chrismcnally1234

I have not made a video for putting back together. You do need the O-ring or the keg will not hold pressure. I have tried using the kegman kit and found it almost impossible to use. It seems as if the retaining clip is just a bit too thick. It is not very hard to use the spring clip that you previously removed. I find it easier to use the factory spring clip verses the kegman kit. Good Luck ~casey

[zollcat]

Professional, Keg Cleaner/ rebuilder...

No. Just an expirenced home brewer.

Always remeber that anything sealed will build pressure due to atmospheric changes so never take a pressure vessel appart without first relieving the pressure.

[bradmacaroon]

yeah, good job. Is this a good way to store bulk wine? Thanks.

[zollcat]

Yea actually many commercial wineries are starting to use kegs. I use them for homebrew, but you could use them for any type of liquid, soda, beer, wine, juice, ect.

[chrismcnally1234]

Thanks for the video. I'm going to try this myself

[JeffreyJaguar]

I was just kidding about professional cause you said at first with the shaky video 'I'm not a professional.' No insult intended i liked the video.

[erbstang94]

lol

[JeffreyJaguar]

Are you a Professional?