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1st mods for new kettle

Started by Kevins Que, January 16, 2022, 07:50:47 PM

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cdp8

My Costco has MT Premiums in stock.

As for mods, I love my River City Woodworks handles and vent tab, and the gasket on the lid. The gasket is more for dampening vibration than sealing. It makes the lid  feel more solid and less tinny.

The best accessory is a Cajun Bandit rotisserie kit.


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Kevins Que

Unfortunately, we do not have a Costco here.

Kneab

Where is that Costco located?
It looks like that poor thing is about to lose it's ash catcher.

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andrewshrm

Way to get back into the Weber game!  For me, I put a LavaLock 5/8" x 1/8" graphite-impregnated fiberglass flat gasket on the bottom of the rim on all of my kettle lids and WSM lids before I ever put fire in them.  They come 84" long which is enough to do a full 26" lid.  I'm not a huge fan of stainless steel grates and I'd have my eyes on a set of Craycort grates for it at some point down the road.  Slow-N-Sear Drip 'N Roast pan is also a nice accessory to have below the grate.  I also never dug the 8" wheels on the newer kettles and Performers and I'd get some older generation 8" wheels or even Summit Charcoal wheels for it instead of the ones it comes with.