Well, I got almost 2 years out of it

[Travis]

It was showing serious signs of wear, and I was going to get all I could out of it. I guess I'm off to the store tomorrow









Then again, maybe a couple bucks of hardware....?


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[stellato1976]

I think she seen her last start up... put her to rest... I sure there were many

[bigdaddyII]

I was curious how the Weber chimneys held up. I've had the cheaper ones before and they looked worse, albeit intact, after 6 months. I have a Weber now though and am enjoying how much better built it is compared to the ones I've had previously.

[Red Kettle Rich]

I am sorry, my friend, but I CANNOT believe Weber chimney would look like that after only 2 years of household use. 

[Travis]

I am sorry, my friend, but I CANNOT believe Weber chimney would look like that after only 2 years of household use. 

Hard to believe, I hear ya. It got used 4 to five days a week and multiple times during those days. Just like tonight, it was the 2nd fire going in it. Once to light the 22 and then again to light the 26r. LOTS of abuse.


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[pbe gummi bear]

I also think that's a lot of rust through given its age. Do you leave it out in the elements? Either way, it sound like you've gotten good use out of it.

[Darko]

Heck, my el cheapo chimney doesn't look that bad after 8 yrs.

[AZ Monsoon]

* pours a little out for my homie

On a different note. Mine looks awesome after about a decade and a ton of use in AZ.

[Hell Fire Grill]

A little bit of tie wire and it'll be like new again.

[Geezer]

I have a cheap no name chimney that's been good to me for over 10 years.  I keep it dry so it's still in good shape.  I recently got a Weber chimney.  It does hold more charcoal but the thing gets the charcoal ready in half the time as my old one. 

[Travis]

A little bit of tie wire and it'll be like new again.

Great idea!

It does sit out all year long in the elements. Maybe I should store it on the performer shelf under cover. Oh well. As long as it lights coals, right!


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[pbe gummi bear]

A little bit of tie wire and it'll be like new again.

Great idea!

It does sit out all year long in the elements. Maybe I should store it on the performer shelf under cover. Oh well. As long as it lights coals, right!


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You can also put it in the kettle once the kettle cools down.

[Travis]

Back in action







$15 bucks saved for another kettle


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[Darko]

Perfect! Should be good for another 2 yrs.

[Uncle Al]

The frakenchimney lives!