when I fist joined I mentioned I turned down a green old 22 by my grandma and she turned it into a flower pot. well, at my grandma's house today helping fix some stuff and I asked her about it. well here she is
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been upside down in dirt for 3 years, and the color is still looks great. the leg sockets are gone, the vents are stuck but it still looks good, the inside is a really nice black. donno what I'm gonna do with it but I have it lol
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Buy a black and cut the leg sockets off to rebuild that Cado!
Then give grandma the black bowl and lid for a planter.
searching for a 26.
Build a table, set the bowl in it and get the vents turning. A good cooker.
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Bolt some leg sockets on there and get cooking! This will be a great rescue.
@kettlebb sir you are a GENIOUS!!
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Quote from: Neil_VT00 on March 08, 2017, 10:26:22 AMBolt some leg sockets on there and get cooking! This will be a great rescue.
+1. Replacing leg sockets on 3 wheel bowl is a relatively easy project...
That kettle is actually in excellent shape given where it's been laying. Are the sockets still in the dirt? The possibilities are endless for this kettle. Since it's paraplegic already it would look great in a Woodard cart.
@pbe gummi bear this one reminds me of your dumpster cado rescue. Poor cados seem to be frequently neglected :'(
For the newer guys:
http://weberkettleclub.com/forums/weber-kettles-accessories/dumpster-diving/
http://weberkettleclub.com/forums/weber-kettles-accessories/dumpster-'cado-restore/
Quote from: Neil_VT00 on March 08, 2017, 11:14:19 AM
@pbe gummi bear this one reminds me of your dumpster cado rescue. Poor cados seem to be frequently neglected :'(
For the newer guys:
http://weberkettleclub.com/forums/weber-kettles-accessories/dumpster-diving/
http://weberkettleclub.com/forums/weber-kettles-accessories/dumpster-'cado-restore/
Ya, LiquidOcelot's is in better shape even though it's missing the bottom parts
the spot welds for the sock ets are small rust holes, my grandma said she took them off cuz they were hardly holding on. I have a pallet I was gonna use for that OTP I was trying to get but I have a pretty good idea for a stand for this guy.
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fsst there goes another burst capillary ,i hate when that happens.
@LiquidOcelot what to do with it?
Load it is the back of the Honda wagon, and next time you're in San Jose drop it off at my house.
You don't want your family eating food cooked on a grill that was sitting in the dirt.
Nice grill!
Although she's no longer here, I'm still trying to get my grandma's '66 Grand Prix
And kudos on the George Lopez reference.
Quote from: dazzo on March 08, 2017, 01:12:26 PM
And kudos on the George Lopez reference.

Why are you crying?
I think you should make a 'Cado performer out of it! Would be a unique combo.
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The Dumpster Cado was my gateway drug...
just remembered I have a 18 bowl just sitting there with legs. guess I'll attempt to put the sockets on the Cado. the rust holes are kinda big on one maybe I'll use 2 peices of aluminum and use them as like a triangle washer/sandwitch plate for the sockets and bolts to grab onto
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little bit of wd-40 and some persuasive taps with a rubber mallet loosened the vents right up. light wipe and she's looking good for now
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This is gonna be sweet.
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Looking great! I love Cados. The beauty of these old Weber kettles. They could be half buried in the dirt for few years and still looks great after a quick clean up.
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Looking great! I love Cados. The beauty of these old Weber kettles. They could be half buried in the dirt for few years and still looks great after a quick clean up.
I asked about the brackets cuz I'm gonna get a preformer tomorrow and I wanna mount the brackets under the handles on this. was hoping for an easy unbolt off one drill on another. but it only makes it slightly more difficult to do.
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Just get sockets give then a quarter turn away from the holes and bolt them on, I have done it a few times, works great.....
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Quote from: greenweb on March 09, 2017, 05:41:10 PM
Looking great! I love Cados. The beauty of these old Weber kettles. They could be half buried in the dirt for few years and still looks great after a quick clean up.
I asked about the brackets cuz I'm gonna get a preformer tomorrow and I wanna mount the brackets under the handles on this. was hoping for an easy unbolt off one drill on another. but it only makes it slightly more difficult to do.
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Ok! I got you now. Other options are to buy the custom made SS brackets from 56MPG. Not sure if he still has them but worth inquiring if interested and mounting them. Or using existing metal bowl handles over the top rails and securing with some sort of plate and bolting.
Quote from: zavod44 on March 09, 2017, 07:51:52 PM
Just get sockets give then a quarter turn away from the holes and bolt them on, I have done it a few times, works great.....
What Zav said for the leg sockets. Holes will be covered up and you can even mount the ash bucket on it.
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Quote from: zavod44 on March 09, 2017, 07:51:52 PM
Just get sockets give then a quarter turn away from the holes and bolt them on, I have done it a few times, works great.....
What Zav said for the leg sockets. Holes will be covered up and you can even mount the ash bucket on it.
being a 3 wheeler I donno how effective the bucket would be. anyone done that?
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Quote from: LiquidOcelot on March 09, 2017, 08:47:52 PM
Quote from: greenweb on March 09, 2017, 08:07:38 PM
Quote from: zavod44 on March 09, 2017, 07:51:52 PM
Just get sockets give then a quarter turn away from the holes and bolt them on, I have done it a few times, works great.....
What Zav said for the leg sockets. Holes will be covered up and you can even mount the ash bucket on it.
being a 3 wheeler I donno how effective the bucket would be. anyone done that?
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Sorry! Wasn't thinking. Not gonna work with ash bucket assy. ;D You still need to plug up the socket holes.
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Quote from: LiquidOcelot on March 09, 2017, 08:47:52 PM
Quote from: greenweb on March 09, 2017, 08:07:38 PM
Quote from: zavod44 on March 09, 2017, 07:51:52 PM
Just get sockets give then a quarter turn away from the holes and bolt them on, I have done it a few times, works great.....
What Zav said for the leg sockets. Holes will be covered up and you can even mount the ash bucket on it.
being a 3 wheeler I donno how effective the bucket would be. anyone done that?
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Sorry! Wasn't thinking. Not gonna work with ash bucket assy. ;D You still need to plug up the socket holes.
also to work out the ash catch situation. maybe a galvanized mini garbage can. or put leg sockets on cut some legs and use a pan set up. I donno yet I'll figure it out when I get there
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Quote from: greenweb on March 09, 2017, 08:01:02 PM
Other options are to buy the custom made SS brackets from 56MPG. Not sure if he still has them but worth inquiring if interested and mounting them.
Funny you you should mention that. I'm picking up a bunch from my metal guy today. Both 22.5 and 18.5 size. I'll be contacting those who had expressed interest earlier, but may have a pair left over. I'll post separately in Member Sales & Trades later today.