jeffsee
Full Fledged Farker
Well, my nephew brought down my Craigslist find last night (Wisconsin Rapids to Oshkosh for those of you in Wisconsin).
I waited until this morning and then looked closely at what I had.
Pretty decent shape overall, but I still took the wire disk on my angle grinder to the racks and had to get rid of a bit of rust on the counter-balance.
Took some dish soap and fine steel wool to the lid, ring, and body.
Looks nearly new.
All cleaned up.
A small amount of elbow grease, and this grill looks new again.
OK....the wire wheel took the place of elbows for the racks. :boxing:
The chicken holders and freebie skewers.
With the ring installed.
And, yes, that's a Weber rotisserie.
Throw the lid on that bad boy, and we can officially call it a SCORE!!!!!!:clap2:
$60 for a 2006 OTS and a rotisserie combo that, from the looks of it, really WAS used "a few times."
I waited until this morning and then looked closely at what I had.
- One-Touch Silver kettle (new enough to have plastic handles)
- Weber Kettle rotisserie
- Four generic BBQ skewers
Pretty decent shape overall, but I still took the wire disk on my angle grinder to the racks and had to get rid of a bit of rust on the counter-balance.
Took some dish soap and fine steel wool to the lid, ring, and body.
Looks nearly new.
All cleaned up.
A small amount of elbow grease, and this grill looks new again.
OK....the wire wheel took the place of elbows for the racks. :boxing:
The chicken holders and freebie skewers.
With the ring installed.
And, yes, that's a Weber rotisserie.
Throw the lid on that bad boy, and we can officially call it a SCORE!!!!!!:clap2:
$60 for a 2006 OTS and a rotisserie combo that, from the looks of it, really WAS used "a few times."
