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[bamakettles]

They are a great addition for using the go anywhere grills, love mine

Smokey Joes and 14" WSMs also fit in the notches.

Jumbo Joes do to.




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Definitely gunna try that setup...


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[bamakettles]

Beaux approves.....Kellee put his toy on the Ivory SJ lol....


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[stillgriller]

Amazon?

[bamakettles]

Amazon?

No, saw the link you posted but it was gone.  Did more searching the same day and found this one the next day - was a storage locker sale.  I do feel that you helped with this though since you posted a link that got me interested in one again.  Thanks!

[stillgriller]

Congrats! I think the table and Jumbo 18" with sns basket is a great combo, so I'm looking forward to see your cooks with the GA and SJ.

[bamakettles]

Congrats! I think the table and Jumbo 18" with sns basket is a great combo, so I'm looking forward to see your cooks with the GA and SJ.

I'm looking forward to using it for sure!  I've always wanted to do a rotisserie chicken on my CGA but wanted something stable to put the grill on.  This should help with that.  I like seeing your JJ cooks using your table as well.  These types of cooks will help stretch out the charcoal dollars.

[stillgriller]

Congrats! I think the table and Jumbo 18" with sns basket is a great combo, so I'm looking forward to see your cooks with the GA and SJ.

I'm looking forward to using it for sure!  I've always wanted to do a rotisserie chicken on my CGA but wanted something stable to put the grill on.  This should help with that.  I like seeing your JJ cooks using your table as well.  These types of cooks will help stretch out the charcoal dollars.

Rotisserie on the CGA will be interesting. The Jumbo is great for grilling for 2-3 people, or 2-3 at a time. For 4, I have to jump up to the 22". Haven't used my CGA much lately. As far as stretching the charcoal, I've been reusing anything bigger than a quarter and that seems to cut the cost in half. I will say that fresh charcoal smells better, but once it's going, the second-use stuff works fine, and better than Royal Oak (haahahaha, I know I'm gonna catch flack for that . The PTO starters also help cut cost as they are almost free.

[Chesapeake Weber]

Made a detour to Kent Island this afternoon on the way home from work.  A few odds and ends plus this little guy.  Thanks @dwnthehatch !


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[bgilbert44]

1950's Sky Blue




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Definitely want to know the story behind that one!   Cool grill.  Wood Dale or Chicago?


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I second that! Need to hear all about it! Beautiful color.

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I wonder how many sky blue kettles were made? I've only seen like two online and I want one now XD

[harris92]

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[Blacky924]

I thought that was a solid cream lid with no fade for a minute great grill. You are going to need a paddock for the amount of steer you now have in your herd


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[Cellar2ful]

[SixZeroFour]

Holy Sh*t! We need some details!!

[bamakettles]

That is a sight to behold.... VERY nice!


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[1spacemanspiff]

Cleaning up tomorrow


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