Keezer.

[McKraken]

It looks like I'm going to be starting my own keezer project as well (I should lock up my credit card when I'm   ). I got a ball lock keg, 5lb CO2 tank, 3-way manifold, 525SS perlick tap and gas and beer lines from ontariobeerkegs.com for $325 to my door.  It's all sitting in my basement right now, waiting for me to turn my old (1980's) Coronado chest freezer into a keezer.  It was free after all.  looks like I'll be kegging my next batch!  I vaguely remember looking at the site, but didn't think I ordered it until it showed up at my door! It was here before it even showed up on my statement.

[Kyle]

got to watch that online ordering after    

[Richard]

Yeah I'm guilty of drunk-shopping occasionally, but I at least remember doing it

[Jmac00]

when i had my keezer up and running, i had 3 regs inside......one for serving, one for serving stout, and one for bulk carbing......you'll need a high pressure hose from tank to bank of regs if you want your tank outside.

[Jmac00]

4 taps already installed  

http://newbrunswick.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and ... Z369075275

[chrismccull]

I'd go with the picnic tap idea.  You wouldn't be happy with the performance of the standard chrome taps, they stick.

[HappyHax0r]

I'd go with the picnic tap idea.  You wouldn't be happy with the performance of the standard chrome taps, they stick.

Once i actually finish the keezer i'll get perlick chrome taps, but for now the picnic taps look like a much better idea.

[Dave Savoie]

yea the regular taps piss me off just about every time i want to get a beer

[chrismccull]

Same here Dave, I hate mine.

I have a spare picnic tap if you want to borrow one Happy.

[Jmac00]

sticky taps just means you're not pulling the handle enough    

[Kyle]

Over the years I broke a few tap handles... then bought Perlicks

[fakr]

I'd go on the cheap for now with the picnic taps.  They were the first thing i bought and i still use them occasionally.  
I'd stick with the necessities like grain mill etc and purchase your wants later.
Definitely get perlick over the cheap ones when the time comes though.

[Dave Savoie]

aS LONG AS YA HAVE AN EXTRA KEG TO HOOK UP EVERY FEW DAYS WITH WARM WATER YOUR OK BUT A BIG OLD PAIN IN THE RUMP

[brew]

My primary reg is set to deliver at 30 psi. I have a couple of secondaries attached for lower serving pressure, but if you take the plug out of the last secondary and hook up a tee (JQ has the plastic ones which work great) you can carb as many kegs at 30 PSI as you want. 30 PSI in the fridge for 2 days = fast carbing. 30 PSI outside the fridge for longer duration is about 2.4 volumes, perfect for me...