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Old 12-02-2020, 09:20 AM   #16
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I would be curious about the smoothness of the sweeper system for other WSC owners. Scrapes in the bowl, lump getting caught, bends in the sweepers - what is the experience?
I wish this new cooker would have a better way to deal with lump. Those sweeper arms get trashed if you use lump very much.

My 20 year old performer..is starting to get long in the tooth and am starting to look for replacement. The introduction of the Weber Kamado...had me thinking/wishing it could be a replacement for my performer AND my WSM.

Anybody have a work around using lump in a weber with the Sweeper clean-out system?
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Old 12-02-2020, 09:30 AM   #17
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I use lump in my weber kettle all the time, and ended up buying another charcoal grate, putting it on top of the existing one, but turned 90 degrees. Makes the holes much smaller so the little bits of lump stick in the grates instead of dropping down to the bottom of the BBQ. This has helped with the sweeper system for me.

I'm curious about this new kamado as well. Looks like it will be pretty versatile without the weight of a ceramic kamado.
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Old 12-02-2020, 09:31 AM   #18
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That will be nice! Congratulations!
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Old 12-02-2020, 09:37 AM   #19
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There are many sizes and manufacturers of the top of the line kick ash basket. I have a friend that uses an undersized basket in his Large BGE. He only uses lump and He loves it. I have another friend that has a smaller basket that he sits in his smoker and cooks chicken on either side.
As insulated as the double wall Weber Kamado appears in reviews would this be an option while using lump?
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Old 12-02-2020, 09:43 AM   #20
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Beautiful cooker, now lets get it rocking!
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I use lump in my weber kettle all the time, and ended up buying another charcoal grate, putting it on top of the existing one, but turned 90 degrees. Makes the holes much smaller so the little bits of lump stick in the grates instead of dropping down to the bottom of the BBQ. This has helped with the sweeper system for me.

I'm curious about this new kamado as well. Looks like it will be pretty versatile without the weight of a ceramic kamado.
Thanks I will try that...think I have an extra bottom grate laying around.
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Old 12-02-2020, 10:57 AM   #22
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Great looking cooker!!!

Now, fire it UP!!!!

(but take it outta the house first )
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That's a good idea. You could probably even cut some expanded metal and lay it over the top of the charcoal grate. I did that with my stick burners with elevated fire grates and it worked really well.

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I'm curious about this new kamado as well. Looks like it will be pretty versatile without the weight of a ceramic kamado.
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That's a good question. I'm not really sure. Took a quick look at the box and documentation and didn't see "made in the USA" anyplace.
They used to put it on the sticker that's on the corner of the box that has the serial number. Mine says it on the sticker that's attached to the back of the table too.

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Old 12-02-2020, 12:40 PM   #25
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Not sure I like the look of the new diffuser plate with the holes around the edges. Seems to diminish the amount of space that isn't directly over the coals with those holes. Could be nothing though.
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Old 12-02-2020, 12:58 PM   #26
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Looks amazing. Congrats and enjoy.
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They used to put it on the sticker that's on the corner of the box that has the serial number. Mine says it on the sticker that's attached to the back of the table too.
Looks like it's still made in the USA.

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The photo with the temperature gauge makes it look like a spaceship. Good luck with it. Beautiful.
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Congrats, that looks pretty sweet!
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The photo with the temperature gauge makes it look like a spaceship. Good luck with it. Beautiful.
I call mine the "Dalek". It exterminates my food effectively. Just to add more to sci-fi and/or space references.
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