Solving an age-old beer dilemma...
Like most of you, I'm sure, I"ve been trying to conjure up a way to bring kegged homebrew with me on camping trips. Particularly to race-camping trips where 24/7 electricity might not be available. Here's what I've come up with.
First - I bought two plastic storage containers and lined them with rigid foam cut to fit the containers. I then used spray foam in all the gaps. I took care to make sure that the containers with foam in them gave me enough room for my home-brew kegs.
Next - I built a tap tower out of some PVC. I went with a tower to get the faucets up to an easier pour height. These were secured to the top of the now flipped-over 2nd storage container.
Then added the CO2 manifold out back
The finished product:
Time for a test run!
And the payoff!
First - I bought two plastic storage containers and lined them with rigid foam cut to fit the containers. I then used spray foam in all the gaps. I took care to make sure that the containers with foam in them gave me enough room for my home-brew kegs.
Next - I built a tap tower out of some PVC. I went with a tower to get the faucets up to an easier pour height. These were secured to the top of the now flipped-over 2nd storage container.
Then added the CO2 manifold out back
The finished product:
Time for a test run!
And the payoff!
