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Phesant

Babbling Farker
Joined
Aug 24, 2008
Location
Appleton, Wi
Last summer I got this Ranch Kettle on CL for $40 here's a past post that led me to getting this grill The Find
When I looked at it, it was in ruff shape he wanted 50 I offered 40 Well this week I started cleaning it up .... sanded down
All the leg supports were reinforced so I didn't have to do that
Bottom redone with pics of bottom grate shinny and sides repainted
The top done and side views
I need to replace the handels (decideing between mahogany, oak & cedar) and, put one on the front (its missing). But I think she's looking a lot better & will have someone looking after her..... need to name it ..... thinking Lucky Girl .... just cuz she was on her last legs
 

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Looking good, too bad it was so neglected that the pitting occured, You are doing a good job though. May I suggest you also consider teak, it is heavy duty, takes heat and is more resistant to rot and wear.
 
Bless you.That model is a TRUE classic.I have a newer one and they are awesome.I cooked 30 lbs. of chicken quarters on mine last Saturday.Indirect.Yep,at one time.:-D Lotta real estate on that baby!!!
 
A classic indeed! Is there a date stamp on the daisy wheel? Sure have changed over the years.
 

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Thanx everyone, it was a great deal and too cool to pass by....


A classic indeed! Is there a date stamp on the daisy wheel? Sure have changed over the years.
Its date stamp is A, 1979....

It is a Classic! Throw some flames on that paint job.
True, but instead of flames I'm thinking Packer green if the paint holds up I'm making it into a Packer grill....:-D
 
Way cool Ken. Nice job on the refurbishing. Yes, Packer colors, two BIG "G"s on the dome and about 300 or so brats. So what kind of beer do I bring for the coronation of "Lucky Girl" :thumb::thumb:
 
Way cool Ken. Nice job on the refurbishing. Yes, Packer colors, two BIG "G"s on the dome and about 300 or so brats. So what kind of beer do I bring for the coronation of "Lucky Girl" :thumb::thumb:

Actually I was thinking two Packer helmets :-D
 
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