dohhhh! Wrong keg post!

[SunkenBier]

Ive found that a lot of wiggling will get them off. Ive screwed up both the gas and bev line before. The worse Ive had to do is us a crescent wrench to grip it as I wiggled and pulled. Ok that last sentence sounds like something you would hear on lunch meat.

[slanted & enchanted]

you're tha man danny! i'm going to try that this weekend and see how it works.

also gonna take a stab at filtering. for some reason i can't shake the chill haze. i do whirlfloc, irish moss, i whirlpool, i pick up from the side of the kettle... i never really wanted to filter but it's sort of my last hope.

[Pedro]

So this is more than a little late for the original post, but for others out there - I did the same thing and after about 30 min of wrestling with the f-er and a call to B3, eventually grabbed an open-ended 7/8" wrench and was able to use this as a level to pry it off. Jammed it under the connector and it took all of 3 seconds before all was well.

[jacbop]

Danny, that is awesome. I am going to put it in my playbook and I will make a point of crediting you if I pass it along.

I never would have thought of an under-pressure gravity siphon.