Premium Stainless Steel Kegco KC KTS97D-W D System Keg Tap: The Perfect Accessory for Effortless Dispensing Review

Never had a problem like this with a crane. This one was so tight that he couldn't turn over and snap fully into the top of the barrel. This led to the beer spilling and the loss of CO2 when tapping. After reading other reviews I'm not the only one who had this problem. Buyer Warning.

Needless to say everything works here! Easy to install, dismantle and maintain. I've been using it for a little over a week. I will update this review if I encounter any issues. I bought this to replace the "universal" connector that came with my kegerator. I lost CO2 pressure on two cylinders before realizing the clutch was to blame.

I bought at least 10 of these and we use them in our bars. The construction is solid after a full year of use and they are much easier to remove from the kegs. Anyone who has to be pulled always gets stuck. These never stick. I also like that they are stainless steel so you don't have to worry about acid or chrome chips. Go with!

He had a Micro Matic that was intermittently leaking C02 which is a big problem for any Kegerator owner. Replaced the gasket and it was still leaking more than I was happy with. Read the reviews about it and give it a try. Connected a few days ago and after careful monitoring there were no leaks! I like the updated clutch release. Easier and faster than a handle that has to be pulled out to detach from the barrel. And a stainless steel body and an affordable price. I recommend.

I needed a stainless steel keg connector for serving cider at a recent wedding and bought it at a great price. Serves 1/6 barrel strong cider with no leaks or problems and without worrying about chrome/brass chipping like my old couplers. I'll get more of these as spares. I wasn't sure at first if the handle would just snap into place instead of being pulled in and lowered like a traditional clutch. But trying to use it to open a keg under a crowded mobile bar at a wedding made it very easy.

They work exactly as expected and at the best price on all stainless steel recessed connectors. I now have two of these and plan to buy two more over time. All threads are well tapped and will work with standard fittings. Check valves can be easily removed if necessary and all parts are easy to service. I've modified mine to be used on one with ball lock fittings (this allows me to hook up a direct keg sampling valve to the ball lock disc) and with a John Guest pusher to hook up fittings on the

This is a replacement for an old clutch. My previous clutch was nickel plated brass. And I found myself very sensitive to the nickel flavor that the beer imparts. A lot of my friends couldn't taste it, but mine was VERY pronounced. However, this faucet is made of stainless steel. This is the stuff you need for this application. Doesn't add any flavor at all. 3 barrels, and everything is very tasty. Let's see how it holds up. There are some plastic parts where I would have preferred metal, but…

solution for several less than 5-star ratings.1. You don't pull out the pen. You rotate or tilt it when you push or rotate it. This is slightly different than your standard Sankey. Think simpler and better.2. It does not come with a new beer line fitting. It is in order. On my standard Danby kegerator I had to cut off the beer line fitting to replace it so I was fine with that. In my case, the beer line fitting was attached to the pipe with a clamp. Worst case you may need to put a gasket in…