Score: Kegerator

[gaudet]

Got a used beverage air BM23 kegerator tonight. It's a few years old, but seems to cool like a champ. I'm running it now to make sure it will refrigerate properly. I will clean the condenser off well before putting it into permanent use. Was told they retail for about $800-$1000 new, but I see they go for a little more than that by googling them. Mine looks a lot like this one minus the beverage air logo. Just need to change the beer lines and charge the 20# CO2 tank that came with it.

 

[Wade E]

Youre almost there! You ddnt tell us how much you payed for this gem!How many cornies will it hold?

 

[gaudet]

Youre almost there! You ddnt tell us how much you payed for this gem!How many cornies will it hold?

Wade I got it for $350. It's probably 5 or 6 years old.
It will hold 4 cornys.

 

[Wade E]

That sounds like a good deal then!

 

[grapeman]

It looks like a party on wheels.

 

[Brent2489]

I love my kegerator!! Currently have a 1/2 keg of Yuengling Lager in it. Finally are able (as of October 2008) to get it in GA.

 

[Brent2489]

ps$350 is a great deal!

 

[gaudet]

Holds 4 cornys. And will probably only need 3. I want a triple header tap and tower. Should be able to keep the 20# tank in the hatch.

 

[Dean]

Sweet! I have a nut brown Bev Air II. I've modified mine to not make it so noisy, but now I have to deal with condensation inside the unit. I love mind and yes, it will handle 4 cornys, but you have to change the taps around to use the top tap.

I needed to use my air hammer to remove a brass fitting at the top of the tower when I was rebuilding the tap. A new tower with triple tap would make this a perfect unit!

Mine is quite battered up and the wheels fell off, but I have it in a tray with wheels now. It just wont quit!

 

[gaudet]

I also thought about adding 2 side towers. To make it a triple tapper. Problem might be that cooling tubing going up the tower. Figure how to split it three ways.