Just picked up a damaged M code daisy wheel. Really just needed the lid for a rehab of a freebie one touch gold I got a little while ago. The legs are bent and the bowl has a dent where one of the leg mounts is located. But the good news...under the lid was a roast holder and what appears to be an unused corn n tater ring!
What a nice surprise, those rings are hard to come by
Very cool. You must be excited.
Dude.
That is an epic score! One of the rarer-- and more useful-- items Weber ever made. They work like a charm, and also allow you to stack another 18" grate on top to add another layer to your cooking (HT to Duke for that tip).
Quote from: mike.stavlund on May 23, 2014, 02:29:14 PM
Dude.
That is an epic score! One of the rarer-- and more useful-- items Weber ever made. They work like a charm, and also allow you to stack another 18" grate on top to add another layer to your cooking (HT to Duke for that tip).
Interesting to note that. I see some sweet corn in my weekend plans.
That's a brite lookin' future ya got there !!!!!
(http://i1223.photobucket.com/albums/dd520/1buckie/OCT%209%20brisket%202012/OCT9brisket2012049.jpg)
welcome to the club, we ride on the small bus................. 8)
The seller was also selling another Weber with a rotisserie stamped Weber but clearly of the EZ Que design. Looked to be in great shape but I only cook with charcoal... http://boise.craigslist.org/for/4483761110.html
I thought the roast holder that also came with the grill was a generic brand but thanks to Marty's post on the Member's Sales page, it turns out I have a vintage RH-95 in addition to the corn n tater. Sometimes it pays to ask for a pic from a blind CL ad as it was the emailed pic that showed the accessories. ;)