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[HerrHiller]

So....I was thinking some sort of gadget that sits in ur backseat....and you put ur keg in it...has some sort of rollers on a Porabola shape design so as the car shifts left to right the keg stays in its spot...possible some sort of shock absorbtion for bumps...hmmm what yall think?

[3rd party JKor]

Drink more, the idea will get even better.

[HerrHiller]

Ha ha this is obviously not something I'd spend a lot of time making just saying..it'd be a fun thing you if you had the time to tinker with it...just cause it be THAT extreme.. Ha ha

[RommelMagic]

all you really have to do is hang it from a bungee cord assembly. You just need a tall and wide enough area to carry it in. It's not just left & right you have to worry about, it's also stopping and going and all in between.

[chuck_d]

What problem does this solve?

[siouxbrewer]

What problem does this solve?

Cloudy beer while one is driving obviously

[cbbrown40]

Seat belt on a pillow

[DubbelEntendre]

What problem does this solve?

Boredom?

[MakeMeHoppy]

if you travel often enough that this is a problem I would suggest doing a secondary to clear your beer before your keg it or to filter your beer.

[Kansan]

If your keg has been cold conditioned and carbed, and has not been moved for a few day and is pouring clear-- just put a jumper on it to another keg and do a transfer (slow with co2) to the new keg leaving all the sediment behind in the old keg. Then you can shake the new keg all you want and no sediment, of course filtering would solve your cloudy problem at any stage in the beers life... but there is nothing like killing time coming up new gadgets, better than watching TV!!!!

[Stout_fan]

Get a mechanical scale.Put it under the second keg.Use a long transfer line.note it never gets CLOUDY with yeastit gets cloUDYThe trick is to see the slight change.