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Help identifing tap lines...

JoeinUK · 2010-05-18 16:55:17

I just bought a Carling tap from a dealer who bought it from a pub closure. It has 3 lines, the small one is for the beer.. my question is.. what are the other two lines for. See pic. http://www.panoramio.com/photo/35683351

18-05-2010 4:55pm

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JoeinUK

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I just bought a Carling tap from a dealer who bought it from a pub closure. It has 3 lines, the small one is for the beer.. my question is.. what are the other two lines for. See pic.

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/35683351

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#2 18-05-2010 5:27pm

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At a guess I'd say gas and a pressure-release one.

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#3 18-05-2010 6:56pm

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i'd say they hooked it up to the urinals in the gents!!

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#4 18-05-2010 8:31pm

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The other two are for circulating water from the chiller which cools the beer line all the way to the fitting to the tap so that the customer can't taste the urine, which comes directly from a keg rather than from the gents

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