Picnic Faucet with Ball Lock Beer Line Assembly

Model: PFBALL
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  • Easy-to-use plastic squeeze handle party faucet
  • Features black liquid ball lock coupler with 1/4" barb
  • Includes two feet of 3/16" ID beer line assembly with stepless clamp
  • Comes with picnic faucet, 2 feet of beer line, and liquid ball lock coupler
  • PLEASE NOTE: This setup is to be used in addition to a standard Co2 beer kit
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This handy setup is great for parties or tailgates! The black plastic party faucet with a hose barb connects directly to your liquid ball lock coupler with the attached beer line. This is the faucet you see installed on all picnic keg pumps. This setup comes with a picnic faucet, 2 feet of beer line and a liquid ball lock coupler for ball lock home brew/soda kegs.

* This setup is to be used in addition to a standard Co2 beer kit.

08/21/2013

Bit Foamy
Simon

Does the job but a longer beer line might help with not having 1/2 a glass of head on my pint!

Question:
Reference your PFBall Unit: I infuse my empty 1L Coke bottles that are filled about 5/6 full of water with [currently] 75 psi CO2 gas topped by a carbonator cap with an extension tube to the bottom of the bottle, and first, squeeze, then tighten the cap to remove the dead air space. I had not previously been using this type unit. When ready to dispense I would remove the carbonator cap-losing pressure in the process- and replace with the standard coke bottle cap. I tried a unit similar to yours just recently. When ready to dispense, I installed the unit with difficulty, and when I presses the dispensing trigger, a combination of gas and liquid flows into the gas- spitting and splashing. I would like a smooth stream of [CO2 infused] water instead. What am i doing wrong? Is my unit defective?, Is my pressure too high? Any Assistance and comments would be most welcome. Thank You
by divingfe on February 09, 2026
Answer:
The pressure is way higher than I would recommend. That picnic faucet is restricted for a standard keg serving pressure of 15 PSI, I am sure at 75 PSI the water is just flying out.
by Modesto on February 17, 2026
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