Decisions...

[Easy]

Jeff it looks very good hey it has to get up to 40 one of these days. Congrats on the cart.
Enjoy.

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[Travis]

Looks great @jeffrackmo
I'll have to check it out tomorrow!


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[varekai]

in WHAT universe did they make a SSP WSM??!!...LOL...Sweet!

[jeffrackmo]

Only in my little corner @varekai.   😊

[varekai]

Cool corner dude!!


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[captjoe06]

Love it!  any pics of the wood platform, specifically how you assembled it?

[haeffb]

Still need a few parts but should be funtional.  Need the Weber badge for the front panel and a plug insert for the handle.  The clamps I picked up were a bit too big. Took those back today  She sits pretty stable.  I may not use clamps...   eh...  who knows.   

You may already know this, but Ace Hardware carries the square tube plug inserts.

[jeffrackmo]

Thanks for the reminder @haeffb!  Will hit that tomorrow...

[jeffrackmo]

Love it!  any pics of the wood platform, specifically how you assembled it?

No pics unfortunately of the build.  It was rather simple once i wrapped my head aroud what i needed to do.

3 - 6 foot of Cedar 1x6 fence stock dog ear boards.

6 - self tapping SS screws to mount the shelf to the frame.  (The lower supports and wire rack were mia when i picked up the ssp.)

A generous handful of exterior grade screws.

Cut all of the fence stock to 48 inches.
Cut 2 of the remaining pieces to 18 inches.

Used 2 of the  remaining pieces of stock to shore up the shelf.  Squared up the shelf to be 18 inches wide with  compression clamps  and fastened the 2 pieces to all three lengths of the shelf.

Centered the shelf on the supports, Squared up and ran the self tappers into the shelf supports on the frame front and rear.

I woke up all kinds of excited to get this done on Saturday am...    therefore no pics of the build.  Just the finished project.   







Still some work to do and parts to get.  But it was fun just the same.   All in , i am in for this project at 20 for the ssp, 9.55 for.the shelf parts.   Sold the ssp red bowl and lid and now i am in for a whopping total of....  $4.55.  Fun project and frugal build.  AND got to meet another local grill fella!  Pretty productive weekend i'd say...   

AND spun up an amazing bird as well!@

[captjoe06]

Looks great. Functional and good looking.  Good job!