Hello from Chicagoland!
So I recently inherited this beauty....it's a little rough, but I'd like to save it.
Biggest problem is that it's missing a leg socket...any suggestions on where to find a new socket or how to make something?
Thanks!
--Elmrock
Welcome to the club!!!
Greetings from Greendale, WI. That's a sweet kettle to inherit. As far as a leg socket, you might have to be patient if you're looking for a matching Cado socket. In the meantime, you could use a black leg socket (painted to match, or not). Good luck with the resto.
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Welcome to be club! 100% agree with above.
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Welcome. I have some detached sockets with the legs still seized inside. They're not avocado, but they're yours if you want them.
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Welcome from Doraville,ga nice inheritance you will have to be patient for sure to get a matching socket, find a donor any color and get that sweet grill on her feet and cooking
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Nice! Welcome from the south suburbs of Chicago. Keep us posted on the restoration. @potsieweber has a donor kettle for some sockets in the meantime.
Welcome from Virginia Beach, VA.
Welcome from Wisconsin. I love the Cados.
Thanks everyone!
Yeah just bolt a black leg socket on there, then if you ever find a cado you can swap it out or weld the cado one on.
And welcome from Kansas. I made a 6.5 hour road trip for my avacado