How to install an Angram Counter Mounted Beer Engine

[@Th3Skirv]

Glad to see a new upload, thanks dudes!

[@LeadersBeverageConsulting]

Thanks! We are really glad you enjoy the content and are hoping to pick our video making back up. It was a crazy busy season here in Chicago. -Cheers!

[@aymericbranda5533]

Is that possible to add a cooler between the pump and the keg? Thank you

[@LeadersBeverageConsulting]

Hi, nothing says that you can't put the keg inside the cooler. You could also simply run the line through a cooler to the pump as well. The thing to remember is that a beer engine works on a vacuum chamber system which means the pulling and pushing of the handle is what pulls and pushes the beer. Therefore, you can't put the keg to far from the engine. Good Luck, -Cheers!

[@AFCRichmond2782]

Congratulations 👍100th like

[@LeadersBeverageConsulting]

Thank you very much for breaking that pesky 99 into 100 :) Not a lot of cask being installed anymore but we love it -Cheers & Beers!

[@smgri]

if you ran the line into a standard keg...say a bud for instance...as opposed to a real cask ale firkin...what would be the result ?

[@amiesegust7514]

A frothy mess on the floor, Angram do have a beer engine without a cylinder called a Shakespeare that give better results with the correct cooling. Probably will not work with lagers type keg products though only lower carbonated beer.

[@leephillips6215]

@@amiesegust7514 Shakespeares are made by Harry Mason, Angram's version is called 'Cylinderless'....

[@spaceraider55]

It's Angram, not Anagram!

[@DrewLarson7]

You are absolutely correct. I was straight up mis pronouncing it.

[@mikemcnamara3777]

It’s Angram, An Gram, not anagram.

[@LeadersBeverageConsulting]

Yup, you are correct. We noticed that a while back, unfortunately KZbin doesn't allow editing of videos already uploaded. In another video we pronounce Kwak, Ka-Vak and its just Kwahk. We believe in taking our work seriously but not ourselves so some mistakes just get to hang around to remind us to do better next time. Cheers & Beers!