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Rusted bottom - is it salvagable?

Started by toiga, October 02, 2020, 11:51:06 AM

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toiga

Hi there!

The bottom of my DR kettle is rusted and split  between two vents and the one-touch hole which rusted beyond shape. The cleaning sistem no longer closes correctly the vents.  Is there anything to recover it?

I'm using it as a fire pit now but i'm pondering if it is good for some chicken and a poortex. As the vents must be fully open for the temperature to rise, them there is no need for the one-touch, right?

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Tiago Baginha - The Portuguese Pit Master!

Cellar2ful

Quote from: toiga on October 02, 2020, 11:51:06 AM

i'm pondering if it is good for some chicken and a poortex. As the vents must be fully open for the temperature to rise, them there is no need for the one-touch, right?

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Correct. The bowl will work perfectly for cooking anything that requires or tolerates hot and fast cooking.  You won't be able to control temperatures or cut off the air to save charcoal after cooking.  Will work great for cooking chicken parts, country pork ribs indirect or using it with a rotisserie or pizza attachment.
"Chasing Classic Kettles"

toiga

Thank you!

Chicken wings, here I come!

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Tiago Baginha - The Portuguese Pit Master!

toiga

Tiago Baginha - The Portuguese Pit Master!

toiga

Weber still performs!

Wife made me change the grate and loved the chicken!

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Grillagin

The chicken looks great! That grate needed changing anyway.

toiga

And for dessert we roasted some chestnuts on the poor man's SnS.

This rusty ol' kettle is getting more mileage than the MT

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Tiago Baginha - The Portuguese Pit Master!