Cedar Rapids Brewing Society

I would take 10ft


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I will take 20'.

I will have a sign-up for this at the next meeting. Order shortly after.

Probably wont be at the next mtg

Yeah I need 6' if we do this again.

If we are going to do "something special" for Club night at NHC will we need tubing to make our "adjustments".

I will buy some. Haven't decided how much yet.

So this got kind of lost in the dirt. I will have a sign-up next meeting for this.

I might be talked into a 10' piece to try it. I usually uses LDPE lines, but it would be interesting to see how much better this stuff is, or for an eventual "portable" setup, which I still want to do.

Bringing this bad boy to life. I'm going to order a 100ft roll of this stuff. I sent off an email to BIY to see if they can get it in. Otherwise I'll be ordering online. Looks to be around $131.80 for a roll. I'll be keeping 40ft for myself, but any extra I'd be willing to split out for people.

I would take 24'. I am assuming that in these parts, 6' per tap is a good length to use?

I do not mind if the beer pours a little slow....just not all head.

I could use 21 feet. (I run 7 feet per line at 13 psi.) I could perhaps get some extra to have on the shelf for future replacements if there were any unclaimed.

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daryl wrote:I would take 24'. I am assuming that in these parts, 6' per tap is a good length to use?
I do not mind if the beer pours a little slow....just not all head.

I went with 10-11 feet per line, rolled up and zip tied. No issues, pours great. No reason to save $10 and be frustrated for the next 5 years.

I'd take a 10 ft piece.

One of these days, I might actually finish my tap fridge!

andrewmaixner wrote:

daryl wrote:I would take 24'. I am assuming that in these parts, 6' per tap is a good length to use?
I do not mind if the beer pours a little slow....just not all head.

I went with 10-11 feet per line, rolled up and zip tied. No issues, pours great. No reason to save $10 and be frustrated for the next 5 years.

What PSI are you using to push beer?