... we're in a major beer town so I feel its my duty to have at least 2 on tap! We'll be running the beer thru some stainless tubing that is coiled thru an ice bin. Hope that works.
I built this trailer a while back...
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TV, generator, stereo, custom everything...it is kind of ridiculous but that's what the customer wanted. One of the biggest hassles in the 4 seasons of tailgating it has been through is the keg lines and the tap. Keeping the lines clean is a pain in an application that isn't constantly chilled. Unless you enjoy purging lines quite frequently and cleaning things very thoroughly on a regular basis, my advice would be to use cheap, replaceable tubing and make it very accessible. The idea is awesome... I love the idea of hard lines all nice and neat running through the ice. But you don't want skunky beer and you don't want hassles. I tried to do the purging and cleaning and routine maintenance but it sucked. Now I buy $6 worth of tubing, replace the line and clean the tap handle.
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The other issue with kegs in a travelling application is agitation. Yield can be crummy if you don't let it settle for a bit. And let's face it, when it comes to beer, getting the most yield out of the keg is of the utmost importance.
