Body Connect - Bev Out Ball Lock Post w/ Bulkhead Assembly
Body Connect - Bev Out Ball Lock Post w/ Bulkhead Assembly
Body Connect - Bev Out Ball Lock Post w/ Bulkhead Assembly
Body Connect - Bev Out Ball Lock Post w/ Bulkhead Assembly
Body Connect - Bev Out Ball Lock Post w/ Bulkhead Assembly
Body Connect - Bev Out Ball Lock Post w/ Bulkhead Assembly
Body Connect - Bev Out Ball Lock Post w/ Bulkhead Assembly
Body Connect - Bev Out Ball Lock Post w/ Bulkhead Assembly

Ball Lock Post Bulkhead - Bev Out

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This bev out ball lock bulkhead assembly allows you to add a ball lock post just about anywhere. Use in conjunction with the gas in bulkhead to create your own pressure vessel. The included short dip tube can be replaced with a longer dip suitable to your needs.

1/4" BSP threads and locking nut.

Kegland Part Number: KL03162

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james r.
Works well with minor adjustment

Supplied Gasket between the bottom nut and main body is too soft for a firm connection on a metal surface (corny keg) it splays out too much when tightened down. Changed it to a gasket normally used for the top of a ball lock post and works very well.

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Cole C.
Just what I needed for a mod

I used this to add a liquid post to a Spike CF10 coil lid to gain the efficiency of the coil but keep a bev connection for a floating dip tube for transfer from the top. Added a metal washer and flat grommet below the O ring to ensure the seal and keep pressure (15psi max). It passed pressure testing so we'll see if it works as expected with the current brew. I don't expect significant issues.

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Scott S.

Works great only flaw the dip tubes that come with them does not extend past the threads. Kinda makes it hard to connect a floating dip tube set up. Now I need to buy a bev out dip tube.

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Aaron S.

Works great . Iam using them for a quick change beer line cleaner with a gas manifold

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Anonymous

How do you replace the dip tube?

MoreCoffee!

Remove the post using a wrench (adjustable or 7/8"). Make sure the wrench is firmly seated you dont want to round off the corners of the post - you will be removing and reinstalling the post for cleaning. The dip tube should be removable thereafter - if you cant get it out with your fingers you can use pliers but be careful if you do as the rim is relatively fragile and you dont want to deform it as that can cause leaks.

MoreCoffee!

Unscrew the liquid out post and the dip tube can be pulled out

MoreCoffee!

Unscrew the upper piece from the lower. If a tube with a grommet is already there remove them then slide in the new dip tube (use the old grommet on the new tube if necessary)

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Anonymous

What's the minimum hole size needed for this?

MoreCoffee!

Looks like 1/2" to me.

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Anonymous

Why BSP threads vice NPT?

MoreCoffee!

it was what was available and did not matter for my application. it was what was available and was not an issue for my application. Besides the thread sizes generally are interchangeable. if you don't like the fit use some teflon tap.