Any Brinkmann Cimarron owners?

I saved a Brinkmann Cimarron from being sold for scrap. Someone with more money then brains had left it out in the rain for a couple of years and had their yard man or who ever to take it off to the scrap metal yard. I had ask the guy that worked at the scrap yard to pull out any large diameter pipe (14-20") because I was wanting to build a smoker. I go by often as I can to check if he has me anything and the other day this smoker had just come in right before I got there. I was able to pick it up for a little more then scrap price. This thing is 1/4 thick material and weighed in at 235lbs according to the scales :thumb:. There is some surface rust but I am going to stick it in the shot blaster at work and give it a new coat of high temp paint. Problem is someone else took the wheels right before I got there, said they were going to put them on their hand truck according to the guy that pulled it to the side for me and didnt see someone pulling the wheels until after they had them off.
I see online there was two styles of wheels. A small wheel and a large wheel (the limited and deluxe) I know it is not the deluxe because it does not have the gas side burner.By looking at pics online, I'm not positive but I dont think it is not the limited because the legs that is supposed to have the wheels to me look too long on the one I have. What I need to know is the diameter of the factory wheels so I can source some the correct size. If someone has this grill and can give me the wheel measurements it would be a great help in order to cut out trial and error and guessing on my side and start using it.
Here is pics of the large and small wheel versions.





Thanks in advance for any help.
Mike

Nice score, i have a friend that has that smoker, he said the wheels are 5 1/2" in diameter.

Thanks for the wheel measurements and the mod links, I'll be cutting some flat bar I have as in one of the above mod links. I already had the smoker apart and waiting to be blasted when I started this thread, I really wish I had taken pictures of this thing before I blasted it to compare how it is turning out. Due to the shape it was a nightmare to blast to the point that it suited me. Blast...flip over... climb up on the blaster table to pick up and let the steel shot drain out...blast, flip over, climb up on the blaster table to pick up and let the steel shot drain out....blast.................. 235lbs for the smoker plus at least a hundred pounds of shot piled up in it equals a pain to flip over and pick up.
At this point it is turning out really well, at least I think so. Others noted it had 5-1/2" wheels. After I blasted it I got one coat of paint on it and mocked up some 6" wheels I had off some casters and decided the factory height wasnt going to cut it. I like things to be up high to the point that I raised the kitchen countertops up a couple of inches then "normal" when we redid them. I think I'll go with a 12"+ wheel which should raise it 3" higher then what it was at with the 6" wheels. I have some tubing that just happens to be the same size as the front legs that I'd bought to do a roll cage. I'll use that to remake the front legs so their height matches the rear. A replacement thermometer has been ordered and I'm going to try and fabricate a new grate and put a second coat of paint on the outside when we get done with a drywall project we are doing. Pics to follow soon........ )