SS brew bucket pressure transfer parts

Systems, Gear, & DIY
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Hey guys,

Got a 7 gal brewmaster SS brew bucket.  To order the parts from SS to make it do a pressure transfer its around $100… anyone have a cheaper way to make it happen?

Thanks!

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Here’s one way I’ve seen. exBEERiment | Cold-Side Oxidation: Impact Oxidative Packaging Methods Have On A Hazy IPA | Brülosophy

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Thanks!  Don’t think you could find a cheaper way to do it.

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Here’s what I did:


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What parts were used in the bung?  that’s the best I’ve seen so far.

Thanks!

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I bought a $13 gas-in fitting for a bulkhead application and fitted it to my lid. Plugging a gas line into the bung would be just about as good.

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There are links in the thread below, but I’m not sure they are all still valid.

https://www.homebrewersassociation.org/forum/index.php?topic=20241.0

There are 3 pieces besides the stopper: a 1/4" barb to flare, a keg post adapter (screws onto the flare), and a type B gas post.  The hole on a drilled #2 stopper is too big for the 1/4" barb, so I bought a solid stopper and drilled it myself.

You could also try something like this: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Ball-Lock-Post-LIQUID-Poppet-Valve-Cornelius-Beer-Keg-Homebrew/252600608584?hash=item3ad02b6748:g:KRoAAOSwR8haaTun

But see Reply #21 in this thread: https://www.homebrewersassociation.org/forum/index.php?topic=29237.15