2 gallon batches are fun!

[TonyKZ1]

^^ Needs a like button.. preciousssss indeed.

[Oesh01]

Looks good guys! Depending on how much I get into this, I would like to have two BrewDemons going at once... and keg into 2, 2.5 gallon kegs for my kegerator.

[John Sand]

I started kegging with 2.5s and picnic taps. Now I mostly use 5gal kegs, but the 2.5s are still useful for seasonals and experiments.

[FedoraDave]

Looks good guys! Depending on how much I get into this, I would like to have two BrewDemons going at once... and keg into 2, 2.5 gallon kegs for my kegerator.

That's the spirit! Careful, though, it spools out of control before you know it!

I started with a single Mr. Beer LBK. Now I've got two five-gallon carboys (with a 5g secondary), two 2.5g carboys, three 5g kegs, and a 2.5g keg for my keezer! I keep all the carboys going in a three-week rotation throughout most of the year. And yet I still can't keep my keezer full.

[Oesh01]

Here is a picture of my kegerator.... looking forward to having beer soon!!!

[Kealia]

Looks great. Is that a 2.5lb CO2 tank?

[Oesh01]

No... I have used what I have around the house to finish out my kegerator. That is a 20oz CO2 tank from my son's paintball supplies. I have a 50 lb CO2 tank and refill station that allows me to utilize existing supplies. I designed and 3d printed a spacer to accommodate the smaller tank. Everything seems to be working just fine and my wife is happy that I am not spending extra money to get a new CO2 tank.