“Why does it state that it excludes Miller and Coors keg brands? Why can't I use this w/ those brands??”

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• The reason is that the Coors and Miller kegs bell out in the middle making them to wide to fit inside. I am attaching a picture of a Coors and std keg so you can see the difference

  Answered by Tom 9 years ago

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• I had no problem whatsoever with either brand in their 1/4 keg (slim enough to fit). Always measure kegs before buying.

  Answered by SilverEvo 9 years ago

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• Because the Kegs have more CO2 in the beer due to the altitude from which the beer is made. You will get more foam from them unless you have longer tube lines. You can buy longer ones and use that to overcome the issue. But I would buy different beer anyways.

  Answered by Hemi31B 9 years ago

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• Because of the altitude when the beer was made, too much carbon is in the keg.

  Answered by Hemi31B 9 years ago

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