KettlePizza on 18.5?

[JDann24]

Anyone try their KettlePizza on an 18.5? I'm going to my parent's house this weekend and want to use my KettlePizza. Problem is, I only have a 26' and an 18.5 there. Thoughts?

[Jon]

I guess that you can drill new holes for an 18. Bend is to shape and bolt it up. Mine came with an insert to extend it for a 26.

You don't need a Kettlepizza for pizza on the grill. The KP is just great fun and a good way to pump out a lot of great pizza.

[blksabbath]

Mine has holes for 18 and 22.  Isn't the 26 the same thing with an added section?  I'd just give it shot.


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[MrHoss]

Don't get too much charcoal or any flames from wood under the pizza stone.

[blieb]

There are holes for 18 and 22 pre drilled.  The 26 requires an expansion piece.  Instructions available online: https://www.dropbox.com/s/yvqvdusqpbpd64l/newinstructionsbooklet_rev6_Jan2015.pdf?dl=0

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[MikeRocksTheRed]

I'm thinking the 18.5 might be a lot more efficient as far as fuel usage goes.  I would just start with less fuel than you are probably using on your 22 or 26er.   @blieb is right, you should already have holes in your KP for using on an 18.5 kettle.  Let us know how it goes.  I have a 18 that can become my pizza maker if it works better and is more fuel efficient than the 22.

[JDann24]

My KP does have the holes drilled for the 18.5 but I decided not to try it because I was the only one who wanted pizza.