Adding a 3rd line/picnic, need advice

Kegging
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Hi All, I was wondering if someone could suggest the most cheap and dirty way to take my current rig and add another line from the regulator. Is there another splitter I can run off one of the legs? Any idea besides buying a triple would be great. Just when I thought I’d be happy having 2 pourable kegs with one conditioning/awaiting an empty line, now I seem to need all 3 kegs pouring. DAMN THIS CURSED HOBBY :slight_smile:

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a simple plastic or brass T would get the job done.

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just go to the hardware store and buy a brass ‘Tee’ that will fit your co2 line. Under one of the two co2 valves, install the Tee and then you’ll have two gas lines coming from one side. Both will get the exact same co2 pressure though. Should cost ya $2.

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Got it, thank you!

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Here’s what you’ll be looking for - or might have to order online:

http://www.northernbrewer.com/shop/s-s-tee-5-16.html

get some hose clamps or oetiker clamps to tighten at all contact points.

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Thanks. I’d might like something with individual shut off’s. But I’m getting the idea.

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[quote=“Steppedonapoptop”]Hi All, I was wondering if someone could suggest the most cheap and dirty way to take my current rig and add another line from the regulator. Is there another splitter I can run off one of the legs? Any idea besides buying a triple would be great. Just when I thought I’d be happy having 2 pourable kegs with one conditioning/awaiting an empty line, now I seem to need all 3 kegs pouring. DAMN THIS CURSED HOBBY :slight_smile:

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simple y hook up and your good for two more

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In that case, you could put an inline valve below the tee for the new gas line

http://www.northernbrewer.com/shop/5-16 ... valve.html

or if you want to consider serving at different pressures and don’t mind the additional cost, you could even go with a secondary regulator

http://www.micromatic.com/draft-keg-bee ... -8011.html
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Thanks brusumore! In line valve looks good. I’m gonna try going this round at Homey or Lowes first. Onward through the fog.

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This is what I got… Do it once and do it right… Just sayin’

http://stores.kegconnection.com/Detail.bok?no=53