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Two faucets on a cabinet you do not already own. Tank ships empty. Fill it in town before you pour.

Smaller two-tap cabinet than the KC3000. Tank still ships empty. Fill it in town.

Three faucets if you actually rotate three kegs. Twenty-four inches of cabinet. Tank still ships empty.

A fridge sized for one sixth-barrel. You still need a tower kit. Buy this only if you do not already have a spare fridge.

Door-mount dual faucet if you already own a fridge. No tank. Fill CO2 locally.

Same conversion kit plus an empty 5 lb tank so you are not hunting a bottle the same day.

Ball-lock couplers for Cornelius kegs you already own. No tank. Homebrew, not commercial D-system.

Forward-seat stainless. Replaces a leaking chrome faucet. Buy one listing of this part, not two.

A tower with two flow-control faucets if the cabinet already exists and the faucets do not.

Acid no-rinse for beer lines and kegs. Not hand sanitizer. One 32 oz jug lasts a home tap a long time.

Powdered brewery wash for kettles and kegs. Not a substitute for Star San. Wash first, then sanitize.

Outdoor propane cooker under a brew kettle. Not a kitchen range. Florida afternoon storms mean a cover.

Conical with a collection ball so you dump yeast without transferring. One 5-gallon batch.

Larger conical with a stand. For two batches or a bigger kettle. Skip if you brew 5 gallons.

Empty aluminum CO2. Fill it locally. The rating is Amazon's, not a fill-shop review.

3/16 vinyl for a short home run. Replace it when it clouds. Five feet is a cabinet, not a long-draw.

Gravity, Brix, and alcohol on one glass. Cheap. Buy one, not two listings.

Palmer, extract through all-grain. Read it before you buy a conical.