Aussiedistiller, Home Distilling, Moonshine, Home Brew

Just got home from work to find my parcel from fsd which made my day, only to find that ive stuffed up, why doest a 2" clamp fit my keg, im guessing its an odd sized keg? Can somrone tell me what i need to order to make this work, 2 inch column to swan brewery keg?

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:text-+1: Unless we can see the opening we can't help much mate. ;-)

To make me dumber.. why cant i upload "file too large"

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Bahaaaaaaa :laughing-rolling: that peice unscrewed and then it fits on :handgestures-thumbupleft:
Have a look at this
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4Urgl5bnBDU

Very aptly named post :laughing-rolling:

This made me laugh out loud .... Mostly because it took me rapidly back to my almost identical rookie error!!
Relax mate... You ain't the first and you won't be the last :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Random trick for anyone removing a keg spear/valve -
Tried a pipe wrench and an oil filter wrench on mine, found it far easier after releasing the pressure to flip the keg over, place the flange (not the neck) of the valve in the jaws of my bench vice, tighten her up, then spin the whole keg around to undo the threaded part.

May need a friend to help hold the keg/tighten the vice - or in my case a friend to come up with the idea in the first place because it had me beat.

stilllearning wrote:Random trick for anyone removing a keg spear/valve -
Tried a pipe wrench and an oil filter wrench on mine, found it far easier after releasing the pressure to flip the keg over, place the flange (not the neck) of the valve in the jaws of my bench vice, tighten her up, then spin the whole keg around to undo the threaded part.

May need a friend to help hold the keg/tighten the vice - or in my case a friend to come up with the idea in the first place because it had me beat.

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And watch out for the odd keg that you rip off the top trying to undo it 8-}
Luckly you can make it into a mash tunn :dance: