Product review (4 stars): Excellent Midrange Kegorator with Room to Expand
I was almost scared off by the mixed reviews here, but after a friend said he'd had no problems with his, I took the plunge. After a couple of weeks, I'm comfortable saying that I'm happy with the purchase. I think that some of the reviews from four or five years ago may be outdated today, because it worked out of the box just fine for me.

I purchased this over the cheaper ~$350-400 units because it came with a full 5 lb CO2 tank, which means less trips to the refill center. I didn't go up and buy a dual or tri-tap unit because the unit's big enough to fit multiple pony kegs, and I can always drop in a replacement faucet with multiple taps later.

Delivery was uneventful, and the unit's heavy but easily movable by an adult of reasonable strength. The setup instructions aren't particularly well executed, but it's straightforward enough that I had no issues in assembling the unit with one exception.

After completing installation, I was getting no flow from the unit and went through the troubleshooting section with no success. As it turned out, the half of the check valve on the line to the keg coupler that keeps the ball lock from blocking the line had been dislodged during installation. If you have either no flow or just a trickle, I'd advise checking that first.

Otherwise, the kegorator's been exactly as advertised. I'm pleased with the unit and would recommend it without reservation.