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Proper seal throughout your draft system is necessary to keep it running properly, and your draft beer dispensing to maintain the correct flow throughout. This means you may need some replacement kegerator parts over time.
This flanged lock nut attaches your beer shank to the keg fridge for a tight seal. It is 7/8" x 14" female straight pipe thread.
Securely fasten this lock nut to the shank on the inside of your beer fridge when you install your kegerator conversion kit.
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- Used to clamp your shank in place
- Made of steel
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- Thread size: 7/8” x 14" female straight pipe thread
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Well made. Good fit.
Part received on time, good product.
Quick & Easy transaction
Arrived quickly & in perfect condition, very easy to select and purchase on the website.
works great
It is a first class, beautiful nut!
It is a first class, beautiful nut!
Only orgeat for an army navy cocktail
I have just been turned on to orgeat recently and to me this is the best available in the USA. I do wish it was less expensive. I have to ration my cocktails using this ingredient.
Thought I had eaten my last Beer Nuts
Used to eat A LOT of Beer Nuts as a young adult. Have gone years without seeing them for sale in bars or grocery stores. For the heck of it, I googled them and found the Kegworks website. Ordered 8 cans, which were delivered promptly. Finished the first can in two days. Are as good as I remember. Will probably be reordering soon.
Handy
It is always a good thing to have one of these on hand. Sometimes these are tightened too tightly and tend to strip.
