Need Nitrogen setup to fill tires
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I have a Nitrogen/CO2 (70/30) mix tank for dispensing Guinness. It's simple to use, all you need is a tank and a regulator.
I can order each of them for $50 each give or take from my beer supply stores. (5 lb tank). The only difference between a Nitro mix tank and a regular CO2 tank is that Nitrogen is stored at greater pressure, so it needs a special regulator to match the specific connector on the high pressure tank.
It costs me about $10 to refill a 5 lb tank. I think it's not more than like $20 to fill a 20 lb tank though.
Let me know if you want some sources for this stuff.
I can order each of them for $50 each give or take from my beer supply stores. (5 lb tank). The only difference between a Nitro mix tank and a regular CO2 tank is that Nitrogen is stored at greater pressure, so it needs a special regulator to match the specific connector on the high pressure tank.
It costs me about $10 to refill a 5 lb tank. I think it's not more than like $20 to fill a 20 lb tank though.
Let me know if you want some sources for this stuff.
dude set me up with all the fittings and stuff. i drink way too much of the stuff to keep buying it by the 8pack anymore. i'll buy my own head and tapper and such, but i have no idea how to set up the slightly different guinness setup. for normal beer its plug & play now.
i dont mind leasing a couple of tanks!
dana catches on to some road racing tricks - dont forget to pull a vaccuum on that tire so its not half air and half N. if you already have bead screws why not some relief valves? they can be preloaded to whatever psi you want and im sure the drag guys already have something for low pressure slicks.
i dont mind leasing a couple of tanks!
dana catches on to some road racing tricks - dont forget to pull a vaccuum on that tire so its not half air and half N. if you already have bead screws why not some relief valves? they can be preloaded to whatever psi you want and im sure the drag guys already have something for low pressure slicks.
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The keg draft equipment section will have the tank and regulator listed, although I can get the tank cheaper from a couple of local places (Brew & Grow in Chicago, and the local Gas Distributor - both will sell tanks for around $50 for a 5 lb'er.)
ShelbyGuy, if you want to setup a kegerator / a draft beer dispenser kit, I've put together a few of them so far. You supply the refrigerator and I'll hook you up with the equipment to run a keg. Figure about $200-250 in equipment to start out with 1-2 keg capacity. And the keg of the dark stuff tastes so much better off a fresh Nitro tap than those stupid capsules in the cans and bottles.
The keg draft equipment section will have the tank and regulator listed, although I can get the tank cheaper from a couple of local places (Brew & Grow in Chicago, and the local Gas Distributor - both will sell tanks for around $50 for a 5 lb'er.)
ShelbyGuy, if you want to setup a kegerator / a draft beer dispenser kit, I've put together a few of them so far. You supply the refrigerator and I'll hook you up with the equipment to run a keg. Figure about $200-250 in equipment to start out with 1-2 keg capacity. And the keg of the dark stuff tastes so much better off a fresh Nitro tap than those stupid capsules in the cans and bottles.
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