Made of 440 grade stainless, was included with parts for a keezer so may be related to beer brewing, 1/4 in dia.
A beefy handlebar for a beetle’s motorcycle.
(Honestly have no idea.)
Looks like the gas-in stub that comes off the other end of the gas tap inside the keg. I was using Cornelius style kegs though, and one end of the tubes was always flared for the o-ring to seat in.
Looks like a locking pin where the groove sits against a sprung ball bearing. Easy enough to insert and release but prevents two parts from moving in a perpendicular path to the pin. Can be used to stop pivoting too.
Makes me think of the kind of pin that you pull out to lift up the seat of a rowing machine to store it vertically.
Looks like a shear pin, but bent for some reason? Is it hollow inside?
Nope, solid. The angle is about 25° and is the same on both sides. I have four of them all identical. The Keezer is a 4 keg system but nothing I can find shows these as a part for the kegs, regulators, beer faucets, etc.
If it’s solid, I got nothin’.
I was going to say it looks like a metal straw used for drinking yerba mate, but without the strainer on the end.
Obviously a solid straw isn’t getting you far.
Was this a kit for a keezer or just included with some parts you picked up?
