How to Install Intertap Self Closing Springs

[@EnclaveZA]

Hey CSB been a minute! My keezer is done and my 65lt brew kettle just arrived! I'm really hoping the install on these springs is the same as on the Nuka tap since i cant find a video apart from yours! Is there a live this sunday? If all goes well ill be pouring from a tap for the first time then!!😂

[@CityscapeBrewing]

Yes they should be the same and yes I'll be on Sunday! It is also my birthday Sunday... So birthday beers fo sho!!! 🍻🤘

[@EnclaveZA]

@CityscapeBrewing OH that's awesome!!! Hopefully we can make it a great one!!!

[@megajef955]

Thanks. Had no idea how/where to fit 👍🏻

[@CityscapeBrewing]

You're welcome! Cheers! 🍻

[@gene5780]

Good info.

[@edwardhill6945]

In all the videos I’ve seen, using the self close spring, no one has mentioned there is a front & back to the spring. Looking at it, one end is larger. When I converted to Intertap, the directions were fairly clear that the larger end goes into the shank.

[@edwardhill6945]

@@CityscapeBrewing Wait, I just watched your video again. You did state there were two ends, & installed the small end into the faucet shuttle. That’s the way Intertap to,d me to do it, good job!

[@CityscapeBrewing]

Haha I even forgot which way I installed them since it had been a while. I do remember now that the larger end didn't fit well in the faucet side because of the angled part inside. Good catch.

[@TheMattMustain]

A cheap addition that will save you beer, a wet floor, and an upset spouse. 🍻

[@CityscapeBrewing]

Yes... I had all three. But more than a beer.. 3.5 gallons down the driveway of one of my best hazy IPAs ever. Sad day.

[@freeman6279]

You should have put the taps on the side so the beer lines aren’t moving every time you open the door.

[@CityscapeBrewing]

I don't have to open it too often but you could do that as long as you could get them up over the tops of the kegs... My height might hit the tops of the kegs if they were on the side. I also just like the look on the front haha.

[@geoffreycox5394]

And risk drilling through something you don’t want to. No front is better. I know from experience