Quick Hack For Cask Beer At Home

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[@karldenning1893]

The CAMRA members have probably fainted 🤣. Have a cracking Bank Holiday weekend 👍

[@jeffnicholson6110]

“In case I don’t get through that in a couple days…I probably will” is hilarious! Thanks for all the videos!

[@Brendengs84]

Thanks for showing us that setup mate

[@BeardedBored]

This is incredibly helpful. I got an old beer engine from a Patron on my channel and have been hesitant to use it since I've never set one up. This is just the motivation I need. Cheers, brother:-)

[@harrybrew69]

Your welcome. Just checked out your channel, looks awesome. I will be spending a few evenings watching.

[@BeardedBored]

@@harrybrew69 Likewise:-)

[@BraddersMusic]

Similar situation two years ago and I had to overhaul the engine to clean and replace some seals but works great now!

[@dalejoy193]

Happy Easter to you and yours, cheers. Another great vlog.

[@sjporr]

Brilliant!!!!

[@imperia1999]

Cracking job on the removal of the back of the door multi tool does the job, great little job on the keg and and hand pull in the fridge.

[@KHGrinderboy]

I bloody love your videos :-D

[@alidavemason4417]

Iv'e heard a few people mention the 5 pints bitter now. I've got most of the ingredients so feel I need to give it a go pretty soon.

[@BraddersMusic]

Great video, thanks for the insights! I am in Maine USA and can obtain a 60pint casks for connecting to my hand pull! It’s located in my basement so around 56F except during a hot summer! I am interested in 1 the beer line cleaner used 2 how to drill the fridge to pass the pipes through! I say pipes because I have a rather larger external CO2 canister

[@MRW3455]

Did something similar at home but it is now a permanent feature. Enjoy 🍻

[@timothyhill1792]

Score you always amaze me, I would of just put the corny in with a cobra tap. Have used them for thirty years. Cause I just can not bring myself to putting holes in my ss fridges. Love to you from the PNW. Keep on keeping on.

[@Normanskie]

NOW'T to do wiv me as I am dyslexic, but first off all thank you for going to the trouble of videoing, editing and publishing this, it is really appreciative. But being dyslexic I always remember PriVreT, or in layman terms Pressure, Volume and Temperature. The greater the temperature the greater the pressure, so by keeping the gas inside a cold environment lowers the temperature hence lowers the pressure, I know because I do a lot of winter camping and have to change my gas to suit the cold weather to a gas that boils at a lower temperature. So your gas will work but probably 50% efficiency.

[@Steve-th9ds]

Hi great video I’m new to this I have a hand pull but I have noticed on other peoples videos they say to use a demand valve I between the keg and tap so not sure if I need one and struggled a little to find the right diameter beer line to attach as well

[@Normanskie]

"IT'S TEMPORARY", famouse last words.

[@ln1977]

Can you link to the Co2 adapter thingy, TIA.

[@kevinwalsh2566]

Nothing like a beer through the hand pull at home

[@jcinsaniac]

I thought you needed to leak some ambient air in to simulate the spile? I wondered if you could do that with a spunding or a one way valve? Or, it just isn't necessary? I would love to give this a go, but the beer engine is hard to get in the states. Looks like a lovely drop though and no one deserves it more - Cheers!

[@harrybrew69]

No, if at all possible just replacing the head space with co2 is fine, no pressure though.

[@Patrick-vt79w2]

Heath Robinson would be very proud of you. 🤣🍺

[@xXHeyItsChuuchXx]

I am so doing this. If my wife asks why???? Its your fault Harry

[@harrybrew69]

I will take one for the team.

[@dbdb8934]

I couldn't get my hand pull to deliver from a corni keg without fobbing uncontrollably, wonder if it was the pipe diameter causing the issue???

[@Brendengs84]

Temperature, inside diameter and length of beer line all are factors in having headdy beer. Try lengthen your lines and that should fix the issue.

[@harrybrew69]

Don't carbonate it. 1psi is fine.

[@DimpieDeBruyn]

Still flat beer tho ? 🤢

[@harrybrew69]

Us Brits love it. Even pour the drip tray in.

[@ipv6tech]

@@harrybrew69 some of us American's love real ale too. Maybe not the drip tray, at least not at my house.

[@pauldonohue7536]

Some beers are better flat, like a proper pint of english bitter, or a mild