Looking at Barley Bottom's cellar and bar sections, it seems that these are flow regulators.
What are these for? I've got three of them which appear to be unused.
What does a cask/keg breather do? Out of test date but never used. Do I need it? Anyone else want it?
I seem to have acquired something which looks a bit like a wiring loom, four colour-coded 3/8" pipes, a black pipe to a stainless steel U-bend and back out to a black pipe with a white stripe, all contained within some tape-wrapped pipe lagging, is there any point to this or can I split it open and extract the bits I want?
And finally (until I think of any more stupid questions), how do you use a beer engine from a Corny? What keg pressure is necessary and what connects where? There's a screw thread on the bottom around what appears to be a butterfly valve, should anything be attached to that?
What are these for? I've got three of them which appear to be unused.
What does a cask/keg breather do? Out of test date but never used. Do I need it? Anyone else want it?
I seem to have acquired something which looks a bit like a wiring loom, four colour-coded 3/8" pipes, a black pipe to a stainless steel U-bend and back out to a black pipe with a white stripe, all contained within some tape-wrapped pipe lagging, is there any point to this or can I split it open and extract the bits I want?
And finally (until I think of any more stupid questions), how do you use a beer engine from a Corny? What keg pressure is necessary and what connects where? There's a screw thread on the bottom around what appears to be a butterfly valve, should anything be attached to that?
. That then goes tot he beer engine . . . the keg lays on its side with the out stud at the bottom. . . . gas in via the cask breather ensures that the beer doesn't go off if forgotten about. you cannot put pressure on the keg connected to a engine or it will push the beer past seals in the engine and empty the keg . . . The cask breather only allows gas to flow to the keg to replace beer removed . . . you set 20 psi on the reg connect to the beer engine then to the gas in on the keg.
