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Started by cumminfourya, June 01, 2016, 02:12:47 PM

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cumminfourya

Got a redhead for $20 on offer up. I was gonna pass cause he was asking $45 and it was pretty beat up. Then I seen condiment rack and some other stuff and thought it was worth a shot to offer $20. I'll post some pics on my questions. Just not sure what they are.





Charcoal rails?



Kabob holders?



Never seen a charcoal grate like this


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Red Kettle Rich

The first pic in the truck bed are common charcoal rails.  The next one looks like it MIGHT be some kind of kebob racks, look interesting.  The last one is a charcoal rack perhaps designed to hold brix above a flaming charcoal starter (guessing)  8)
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MikeRocksTheRed

I'm with Red Kettle Rich on the weird things being some kind of kabob holders.  Looks like they would work really good.  I've seen charcoal grates like the one in your pic before in old weber manuals.  I'm really not sure what the intention of the dips in the grate is intended for but I'm sure someone will have a theory that sounds legit!  Good pickup up....the condiment holder is worth more than what you paid for everything.
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ramsfan

The dips in the charcoal grate is where you are supposed to set a lighter cube or some other type of fire starter so that it can sit underneath the charcoal and light it from below. Same concept as the gas ignition on the Performers. 
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