Weber Bros Metal Works grill....

[harris92]

Thanks you again Mr. Hoss for being my agent.   18.5" model which I haven't seen before.










small flat spot in the center of the lid and two dimples. 









The top of the utility pan was sprayed black with a rattle can.  That was quickly removed.  The bottom of the pan has a copper coating (not paint)...interesting.  There is a blob of it on the top of the pan





chrome plated steel legs, pipe leg sockets, and the optional ash pan.

[effinUker]

Oh sugar, that's awesome.

[charred]

Sweet! So the ash pan was an option.

And what about the copper? Interesting.

[Qreps]

Awesome!

[Idahawk]

  Dam Hoss , very cool of you ! 

Probably the earliest known example of an 18.5 ?


Congrats on a great score Harris !


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[harris92]

Yes, the ash pan was considered an accessory option at that time.  The bottom of the utility pan has a cooper colored coating on it.  Don't know
anything else about it.  There is a blob of this coating in the middle of the top too.

Sweet! So the ash pan was an option.

And what about the copper? Interesting.

[dazzo]

Just a screw and nut on the front corner of the pan?

[MrHoss]

Good to see the Kettle next to that fence. Love the flat spot and the 2 dimples. This Kettle was found buried under stuff in a garage.

[harris92]

@dazzo

Yes just a screw and nut.  This one is the same way (screw and nut).

Just a screw and nut on the front corner of the pan?

[Troy]

is this the one we talked about blogging?

[Craig]

That's a sweet 18!

[MrHoss]

Ok. Is it just me or is the blue on this Kettle the same as on the inside of the wheel:

[Craig]

Ok. Is it just me or is the blue on this Kettle the same as on the inside of the wheel:

I was wondering about that too...... Curious..

[1911Ron]

Wow! Very cool!

[MrHoss]

^^^I think that is so cool.

Look at us @Craig and @harris92 grown men and certifiable bbq nerds.