Have closed a deal on a slightly used Weber Summit Kamado E6. Problem is I have to carry it down steps and load by myself. I’m a cornfed thickboy, so pretty strong, but wondering how heavy these things really are? Don’t want to kill or injure myself. Can I partially disassemble?
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Weber Summit Kamado E6 weight
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Bob C Cue
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Congratulations on your purchase. I can't answer your question but I can ask one: why didn't you just build a UDS? :wink:
EDIT: I did some research and it's 142 lbs.
EDIT: I did some research and it's 142 lbs.
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They aren't that heavy, just a bulky and awkward to grab. Maybe step it down on the casters?
Congrats, love mine!
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Bring your wife to help......(or is she pissed that you bought it?)
........I see what's going on here :tongue:
........I see what's going on here :tongue:
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All the racks inside are a good chunk of the weight. I would remove all the innards first to lighten the load. You should be able to move it by yourself that way and heft it up into a truck bed.
Bring your wife to help......(or is she pissed that you bought it?)
........I see what's going on here :tongue:
Shhhhhhh!!! :becky:
