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BeaumontBengal 
LSU Fan
Nashville, Tennessee
Member since Feb 2005
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| Kegerators (Posted on 12/29/12 at 1:09 am)
Who's got one? How do you like it? Got some fantasy football earnings to play around with. How much do I need to spend on a decent one? 500? 1000?
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DieselTiger1
LSU Fan
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You can build them for under $200 if you have the fridge. I built mine 5 years ago and its still works great. Do a google search for kegerator kits.
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fightin tigers
Downtown Prairieville
Member since Mar 2008
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| re: Kegerators (Posted on 12/29/12 at 2:21 am to DieselTiger1)
Yeah, better off building one. Seen some that fit two corny kegs.
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TigerHam85 
Hawaii Fan
Waimea Bay, HI
Member since Nov 2009
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Bought one for my dad for Christmas from bestbuy. Was a good purchase for 500$.
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NOLAGreg
LSU Fan
New Orleans
Member since Jan 2008
1395 posts
| re: Kegerators (Posted on 12/29/12 at 8:08 am to TigerHam85)
My wife got me the summit sbc500 stainless steel kegarator and so far I love it. Side question, where can I find the best variety of kegs in New Orleans. I got the first one from elios, any other good or better places for different kegs?
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Aubie Spr96 
Auburn Fan
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Member since Dec 2009
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Build one and save your money. All you need is a donor fridge or freezer.
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LSUBoo 
Bowling Green Fan
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Member since Mar 2006
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I have a commercial keg one and it's pretty badass, and I built a 4-tap homebrew kegerator out of an inherited freezer, it works great as well.
I don't use the commercial keg one currently, but it's a perfect size for a fermentation fridge.
If I had a commercial keg I could just switch over a few fittings and put in in the homebrew one, but I'd only be able to fit two more homebrew kegs.
Bottom line, solid purchase.
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