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How old is this cover?

Started by CatskillSmoker, October 20, 2017, 06:47:29 PM

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CatskillSmoker



Better yet, what's underneath? Will have to wait until Sunday when I pick it up.
Not it's not my yellow. :(

Lowbrass

Is there a tag on the inside?  When I was inquiring with Weber CS about how to register grill covers they said that when someone has a claim they usually have them take a picture of the problem as well as the tag on the inside of the cover as that has some kind of age identification.  If the identification is an actual date or a code, I don't know but try starting there.
"The Fairway" '74, 22" Turquose, 18" Red C code, 18" Blue DU code x2, Gen 2 Grass Green Performer, 26" Glen Blue, Spring Green, "Bone", Turquose, Blue Wave, Wedgewood Blue, "Smoke", Crimson and Homer SJGs.  14" and 18" WSM

Grails (HELP!): IMPERIAL GLEN BLUE!

CatskillSmoker

It's a caddywampus I scored today. It was only cooked on 2 or 3 times.

Only been cooked on 3 times and they got a gasser and in the garage it has stayed for 13 years under the cover.














I can only assume that since it was in the garage and they were of the persuasion that get a bad rap for driving. it was hit while in there.

Handle bent

What the hell happened here

Not quite sure about the cooking grate either. See if I can fix the grate as it will put bowl out of round.


But the porcelain is beautiful. Not a bad find. NO RUST. I haven't cleaned it yet.
No razor blade needed. Steel wool and Dawn.



kettlebb

Awesome! Keep the sweeps forever even if you sell or trade it. They are SS.


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Looking for: Red MBH 26"(The Aristocrat), Chestnut-coppertone (The Estate), Glen-blue (The Imperial), and The Plainsman.

CatskillSmoker

 20 minutes with Dawn and 0000 steel wool and she looks new.
Wheels and triangle are like new. Just need a leg for it.







Lowbrass

What is the old song?  "It's Not Easy Being Green,". Unless your name is @CatskillSmoker!  Another nice green!  You're on a roll with these man!  Keep it up!


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"The Fairway" '74, 22" Turquose, 18" Red C code, 18" Blue DU code x2, Gen 2 Grass Green Performer, 26" Glen Blue, Spring Green, "Bone", Turquose, Blue Wave, Wedgewood Blue, "Smoke", Crimson and Homer SJGs.  14" and 18" WSM

Grails (HELP!): IMPERIAL GLEN BLUE!

LiquidOcelot

Bet the grate was hanging, then it got hit by a car crushing the leg bending the grate then fell on the handle

CatskillSmoker


jkolantern

#8
Nice score man!  Looks like new (for the parts you care about anyway)

nolch01


CatskillSmoker

Anybody here ever bend a cook grate back into shape?
Any suggestions or wisdom appreciated.

Cellar2ful

#11

I came across a bent grate like that on a kettle I picked up for free.  It was bent bad enough that it would no longer fit inside the kettle.  I set it on the ground with the bent part facing upwards (That would be the pointed part on your grate). Then I hit it repeatedly with a heavy hammer. I used a 2 lb ball peen hammer.  Eventually it forced the outward bent section back in, reforming it back into a circular shape.  Probably won't be perfect but you will be able to get it to be more rounded.
"Chasing Classic Kettles"

CatskillSmoker

@Cellar2ful  Thanks. That sounds about right



I've gotten all 3 of these in the past 2 weeks. SCORE