Kegerator advice, any builders out there?

[Randal]

On Feb 19, 8:04*pm, Jeff Lundstrom <jefflundst...@**********> wrote:
> Hey Everyone!
>
>
> Anyone out there have some great advice?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jeff

I second Phil with Craigslist. Just type "keg" into the search for
your area. I was going your route, going to build one but thanks to
Craigslist I found a used Beverage Air commercial kegerator that can
hold 4 1/2 kegs and about 10 cornies! It is professionally built, all
stainless steel and has 3 taps - I have no idea how I talked SWMBO
into letting it in the house!

[Jeff Lundstrom]

On Feb 19, 10:13*pm, Phil <doggl...@yahoooo.com> wrote:
> On Tue, 19 Feb 2008 18:04:06 -0800 (PST), Jeff Lundstrom
>
> <jefflundst...@**********> wrote:
> >Hey Everyone!
>
> > *I am in the process of building a kegerator. *I have everything but
> >the refrigerator or freezer. *I am looking for some advice from others
> >who have built a kegerator. *I bought a tower spout, so I really want
> >the tap at the top and I am looking for something that is not very
> >wide.
>
> >I would like to fit a full keg inside and am having trouble finding a
> >compact refrig or freezer that does not have a shelf in the way. *Here
> >are a couple that I have been looking at..
>
> The style of refrigerator you are looking for is a 'low boy.' *These
> are very easy to find in late spring when the colleges are letting
> out. *Check craigslist for ones near you.
>
> Phil

Thanks Phil.

My question was more about the brand and model of a good refrigerator
that others have used for a compact one keg system. I don't have much
space and want this as small as possible, I am also not too worried
about buying used, although I would love to save money.

What Brands and models have people used that work best for a full keg
with the tower mount?

Thanks again,

Jeff

[Jeff Lundstrom]

On Feb 20, 10:16*am, Randal <frand...@swbell.net> wrote:
> On Feb 19, 8:04*pm, Jeff Lundstrom <jefflundst...@**********> wrote:
>
> > Hey Everyone!
>
> > Anyone out there have some great advice?
>
> > Thanks,
>
> > Jeff
>
> I second Phil with Craigslist. Just type "keg" into the search for
> your area. I was going your route, going to build one but thanks to
> Craigslist I found a used Beverage Air commercial kegerator that can
> hold 4 1/2 kegs and about 10 cornies! It is professionally built, all
> stainless steel and has 3 taps - I have no idea how I talked SWMBO
> into letting it in the house!

I would love to have room for something that big. Although I think my
wife would send me to AA if did that... lol