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Babbling Farker
gregg, whats with the tub and why is there a mini smoker in it ?
Weber Kettle Appreciation Society
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Greg1911
Knows what a fatty is.
The wind always blows at my house so I use it as a windscreen.
The MiniWSM and my 18.5" WSM fit in it. I bet a 22.5" would as well.
It is also very usefull for dutch oven cooking.
G$
is One Chatty Farker
Added an EE Master Touch to the stable this week:
I cleaned it up and replaced the hardware with stainless. Restored the handles a bit. I did NOT buff any of the alluminum with steel wool yet but will, and will add a leg cap. At some point I will replace the ash sweeper.
The porcelain is in really good shape. I should add a picture of the wheels. They are in great shape. The 'whitewall' rubber is all intact.
This will be my daily use grill, so it does not need to be perfect. I am so glad I was able to find a local kettle in Arizona Wildcat Red! Next up, a Navy one ...
I cleaned it up and replaced the hardware with stainless. Restored the handles a bit. I did NOT buff any of the alluminum with steel wool yet but will, and will add a leg cap. At some point I will replace the ash sweeper.
The porcelain is in really good shape. I should add a picture of the wheels. They are in great shape. The 'whitewall' rubber is all intact.
This will be my daily use grill, so it does not need to be perfect. I am so glad I was able to find a local kettle in Arizona Wildcat Red! Next up, a Navy one ...
MStoney72
Full Fledged Farker
Added an EE Master Touch to the stable this week:
I cleaned it up and replaced the hardware with stainless. Restored the handles a bit. I did NOT buff any of the alluminum with steel wool yet but will, and will add a leg cap. At some point I will replace the ash sweeper.
The porcelain is in really good shape. I should add a picture of the wheels. They are in great shape. The 'whitewall' rubber is all intact.
This will be my daily use grill, so it does not need to be perfect. I am so glad I was able to find a local kettle in Arizona Wildcat Red! Next up, a Navy one ...
Beer caps work great for leg caps!
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Greg1911
Knows what a fatty is.
Added an EE Master Touch to the stable this week:
I cleaned it up and replaced the hardware with stainless. Restored the handles a bit. I did NOT buff any of the alluminum with steel wool yet but will, and will add a leg cap. At some point I will replace the ash sweeper.
The porcelain is in really good shape. I should add a picture of the wheels. They are in great shape. The 'whitewall' rubber is all intact.
This will be my daily use grill, so it does not need to be perfect. I am so glad I was able to find a local kettle in Arizona Wildcat Red! Next up, a Navy one ...
Gorgeous - That may be the best looking kettle ever!*
*Opinion subject to change the very next time someone posts another pic :becky:
dadsr4
somebody shut me the fark up.
I hesitate to even post pictures of my kettles, but here goes.
shakeandbake72
Knows what a fatty is.
I hesitate to even post pictures of my kettles, but here goes.
I really like the rack/table you have made on the homemade performer. That looks like a real usefull setup.
dadsr4
somebody shut me the fark up.
That grill is actually my backup grill for when I am cooking two different things- for example, on Memorial day. We hold a open house for whoever wants to come. We smoke a turkey on one grill, the other is hotdogs, burgers, or ?. We also make a large tossed salad. It is kind of potluck, except that no one is required to bring a dish. Worse case, we buy rice by the 50 lb bag, and it cooks quickly. It is also for people who have no family or friends, perhaps new in the area. I love it!
Otherwise, it is parked out of the way, thus the large wheels.
The frame is a discarded rack from a Gap store with a couple of AL trays I found while on a walk, held on with bungee straps. The ash tray is a discarded Dish network antenna.
G$
is One Chatty Farker
Beer caps work great for leg caps!
I like the caps from 1 pound coleman propane cannisters.
MStoney72
Full Fledged Farker
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Chris_R
Knows what a fatty is.
$5 CL find. just a little work, and she'll be grillin in no time!
DaveMW
is Blowin Smoke!
Gift from my sister. She found it still new in box at her house about 3 months ago. She used it for burgers a couple of times and decided charcoal was too much work compared to gas with juggling grade school kids and their activities.
certified106
Full Fledged Farker
Nothing special about my Weber.....I even paid full price for it a Walmart and I still think it was worth every penny! Here are some photos of the food it produces on camping trips.
pueblo
Knows what a fatty is.
Went trough all 51 pages of this thread looking for a way to create/ position a coal grate perhaps perhaps 5 or 6 inches below the cooking grate on a 22.5 OTG. Need to locate or fabricate the correct size grate. Didn't see a thing. Any ideas (photos?)? Thanks in advance.
KnucklHed BBQ
Babbling Farker
I routinely set up my kettle so that the grilling grate is 5 1/2" above the charcoal grate... Easy peasy!
muidaq
Full Fledged Farker
Perhaps instead of raising the coal grate, lower the food. Get a smaller grate, attach some bolts as legs and set the legs on top of the coal grate. Or just support the food grate with empty cans. Good luck.
pueblo
Knows what a fatty is.
KnucklHed BBQ
Babbling Farker
Don't want to sound like a smart azz, but, stock positions bro... I checked 2 of my kettles just to make sure I wasn't missing something, depending how warped the charcoal grate is from use, it sits about 5 - 5 1/2" from the cooking grate.
Are you trying to get it closer than that?
Are you trying to get it closer than that?
