Discuss your equipment here!

[jdub]

I have a serious rag tag little army
I started with an ECB (late 80s)
Got an egg and broke it.
Got a Kettle in the early 90s and have had one since.

Got a small Hasty Bake about 6 years ago (my mom bought it cause it "looked good" on their porch. Gave it to me!). First I hated it, now I love it-think 700 dollar UDS.

WSM and an OLD Brinkman Smoke n pit bought this summer. I need a new Kettle, my present one is so out of round the top keeps popping off.

Ever see Toy Story? My gear looks like the toys in Sid's room!

 

[Jaberwabee]

Mine is in my sig, but now i have another UDS in the works. Now out of 3 houses in our coldesac and 1 on the corner, we have 3 eggs in the neighborhood and 1 Good One. That made my mind up to get a Spicewine just dont know what size. The large is such a bargain for the size and price over the medium, but I dont need 1 that big. But do we really need any of these things?

 

[Bigdog]

Mine is in my sig, but now i have another UDS in the works. Now out of 3 houses in our coldesac and 1 on the corner, we have 3 eggs in the neighborhood and 1 Good One. That made my mind up to get a Spicewine just dont know what size. The large is such a bargain for the size and price over the medium, but I dont need 1 that big. But do we really need any of these things?

I say go large. You will regret it later if you don't.

 

[SmokeyBear]

My Sunbeam model 340 gasser was my first grill. My mother-in-law bought it for my wife and I not long after we got married. Sunbeam no longer makes grills. I have one burner still in the box as a replacement. When that burner gives out, I'll convert the thing into a charcoal grill somehow. I will replace it with a Weber when I need to by a new gasser.

Last year just after Christmas I bought my large BGE. I haven't scratched the surface of cooking with it yet, but I mainly use it for my low and slow stuff. If it were stolen or damaged, I don't know if I would replace it or not. I am more often than not cooking with my Weber OTG.

I bought my Weber OTG from Craig's List used, and I would be lost without this thing. I will always have one or more of these around.

I recently bought the Smokey Joe Platinum. I sort of wished that I had applied the money to one of the Weber Q models for use as a portable grill, but I will get good use out of it.

 

[kickassbbq]

Hogs everywhere!!!!

 

[Ron_L]

Hey Ed? What's that between the pig's legs? Wrong type of equipment :shock: :-D

Like most of the gang, my BBQ list is in my signature. I still own my very first grill, a 22.5 inch Weber Kettle that is now faded gray, has a broken handle, a dent in the lid and one wheel falls off. I call her "Lucky" Retired equipment includes a Meco Water Smoker that was a wedding gift. I gave it to my BIL when I bought my first WSM. I also had a Dukane gas grill that was retired when I found a deal on a demo Weber Genesis Gold B that I couldn't pass up.

 

[Bigmista]

I am looking hard at a Spicewine Large with the extra "brethren" shelf. It has more cooking area than the Stumps Platinum 3 or 4 for $1000 less. I wish I could afford it on a trailer...

I hope Jay doesn't raise his prices after reading this! :lol:

 

[dbhost]

For some reason, I don't see my aluminum foil baffle mod listed in my original post. My Bandera has a baffle mod done to it... Oh, and sure, the missing axle nut "mod" did make it. Great...

 

[N8man]

The Family

Just a pic of my little Family:

As my sig, Rednecked Ugly Drum and Weber Schlong Tube in the Backyard

 

[Bigmista]

It's spooky! Your family doesn't have shadows!!

 

[N8man]

It's spooky! Your family doesn't have shadows!!

Nor reflections in mirrors....

 

[gpalasz]

No pics yet, but a digital camera is in the works. Anyway I have a STUMPS SW223. This is the vertical w/ an offset firebox. This is a non-insulated and no gravity fed model. It is basically a stick burner but uses the factory charcoal basket as well. Very versatile. I believe he only made 9 of these units. It has 5 shelves 20x20. Its one hell of a smoker. Took awhile to get use to from my horizontal offset but...this guy is easy to move around, has Pneumatic tires. Tons of space.

 

[Big Mike]

I've got a Stumps GF 223 that I bought about 2 years ago, chargriller on the deck for grillin, a grand hall 8 burner gas event grill (used as a stove mostly) on the 6x12 trailer. The trailer also has tables mounted on it for prep and serving.

Currently considering a trailered setup with a Stumps Platinum 5, Stumps Tailgater Grill/Smoker, built-in meat cooler, dual gas burner and large enclosed storage box for all of the misc. equipment and EZ UP.

 

[kickassbbq]

Ron,
It's a hammer. I was working on the Harley on the left. You know, you gotta pund on them a little to keep them running!!!!
PARTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!