countyliner
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- Aug 2, 2009
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- DeSoto County, MS
Thanks again for the replies, guys. Please keep them coming.
Bob, installing the main rack in halves or quarters was about the only way I could think of doing it without cutting the whole tank in half. However, the hitch and receiver idea is something I hadn't thought of. That could work! I was thinking of installing one half and then tacking and/or bolting the second half onto the first. I was also pondering on Norco's idea (Thanks Norco!) of having part of the grill on hinges so that you could flip it up and add coals and make clean up easier. But........the hitch and reciever..the more I think on it,,the more I like it. And, it could still rotate Lazy Susan style. Gonna give that some serious thought. I'm also thinking, at this point, that a Lazy Susan is a must. It's just too cool of an idea not to do it.
I have pretty much ruled out the projected, Rolls Royce hood idea. Not only do I want to keep this thing as round and spherical as I can, but I'm also thinking that the hood would hit me right about the forehead and I don't want to be stooping over while checking the meat. Straight of back and square of shoulder is the only way to look good while grilling and we all know how important that is.
Randy, you and everyone else are invited when I get this baby fired up!
PitBoss, will use bleach on the next soak. Thanks.
Bob, installing the main rack in halves or quarters was about the only way I could think of doing it without cutting the whole tank in half. However, the hitch and receiver idea is something I hadn't thought of. That could work! I was thinking of installing one half and then tacking and/or bolting the second half onto the first. I was also pondering on Norco's idea (Thanks Norco!) of having part of the grill on hinges so that you could flip it up and add coals and make clean up easier. But........the hitch and reciever..the more I think on it,,the more I like it. And, it could still rotate Lazy Susan style. Gonna give that some serious thought. I'm also thinking, at this point, that a Lazy Susan is a must. It's just too cool of an idea not to do it.
I have pretty much ruled out the projected, Rolls Royce hood idea. Not only do I want to keep this thing as round and spherical as I can, but I'm also thinking that the hood would hit me right about the forehead and I don't want to be stooping over while checking the meat. Straight of back and square of shoulder is the only way to look good while grilling and we all know how important that is.
Randy, you and everyone else are invited when I get this baby fired up!
PitBoss, will use bleach on the next soak. Thanks.