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"sbillings":2hffwpqf wrote: Yep. You can't beat cornys.[/quote:2hffwpqf]

I have to disagree i was gonna fill my second cornie this evening only to find out it's leaking gas through the pressure relief valve in the lid, i really felt like beating it <!-- s:( --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_sad.gif" alt="" title="Sad" /><!-- s:( --> anyway tried ptfe (plumbers tape) but it didn't work but on a lighter note my other one should be emptied tonight so i'll use that tomorrow

&amp;quot;Adeptus&amp;quot;:2pubump4 wrote: What kind of dimensions are they Les?[/quote:2pubump4]

Same as a normal corny but about half the height.

&amp;quot;alexander taipan&amp;quot;:ujrtee5h wrote: I have to disagree i was gonna fill my second cornie this evening only to find out it's leaking gas through the pressure relief valve in the lid[/quote:ujrtee5h]

Have you taken it apart? There is quite a bit of variation in the pressure relief valve mechanisms, but with most, the problem is dirt, or a perished rubber seal. I actually have some seal's and other cornie spares, which may help.

PM me and we can talk.

Rule number one with any new keg. Fill it with water and pressure test it before you risk your beer in it.