Sanke keg disassembly

How to safely disassemble a Sanke keg.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• diy
• homebrew
• beer
• keg
• sanke

[chrismcnally1234]

Thanks for the video, i was able to open it as you did. now, how do you put the spring clip thing back in? I have kegman but I cannot get it to go in.

[av8or233]

@chrismcnally1234 You're probably doing it right. It's not easy. I prefer to replace the spring retainers with 2-1/8" retaining rings (the ones with "ears" that require a set of specialized pliers for installation and removal).

[tslicker1990]

YOU Theif! Stealing kegs is a crime you moron! Yous guys are the cause of price increases!

[av8or233]

@tslicker1990 This keg was legally acquired, not stolen. I completely agree that simply renting a keg and forfeiting the deposit is blatant theft.

[hmbrwable]

@av8or233 link to those retaining clips? ... and pliers?

[johnralex]

@tslicker1990 I am a thief too then...suck one dipshit

[rhan57]

Hey do you know how to take a part a g system keg

[sixstring78]

Thanks!! I've just started brewing my own beer and wanted to avoid bottling, mainly for the sedement, so this helps a ton! Cheers!

[rj98942]

@tonyR88 it's very important. that keg has to hold the pressure of the carbonated beer. that spring will hold in the ball valve.

[av8or233]

@drummerthingx Yup!

[rxheaven13b]

@Mentran

You can use it to put your home brew in so you can have it on tap, or like he said in the video a container to brew your beer in.