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abbreviation of cornellius keg. A stainless steel tank, with gas in and liquid out posts that mate with quick disconnects for simple attachment and removal of hoses. 5 gallon capacity is the most common size used by homebrewers. Corny-kegs were most recognized in the soda industry for many years.
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Clean kegged, put back together wrong
You should be OK. The connectors are not identical inside the keg. The beer out connector has a long tube to take it to the bottom of the keg. The gas in connector is open near the top of the keg. Thi …
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