Recent content by Bruce

Yah, I am a Ridgid guy and have a good selection of batteries, so, I try to stick to Ridgid battery powered tools. It makes me mad that all the companies are so proprietary though. Battery interchangeability with tools for other companies would be nice as long as they were the same voltage.

It does take a while to heat up, but I can verfiy they will get up over the 500 degree mark easily even on a 110 outlet.

Totally agree Larry. I too would buy a fully restored '68 Camero Z28 with about 500hp if I won the lottery as on of my first purchases. And I just recently bought a battery powered Ridgid chain saw. Never would I have thought I would do something like that. But I just tired of fiddling with...

That is really cool. There has been a couple members who acquired variations of that grill and rehabbed or are in the process of rehabbing them. I am sure they can answer a lot of the question you do and will have as you take the journey of getting that one set up to do some grilling. As far...

Too far for me too.

I will vouch for that stuff. It won't "fix" the fade problem, but it does a great job of hiding it and seems to last quite a while.

https://www.grillparts.com/Weber/genesis/silver-b-c.aspx?productID=WR9E3

Yah, it is one of those childhood memories that stick with you even though to many, it was very insignificant. I am sure if you asked my sisters, they wouldn't even be able to tell you that we had a grill on the back deck growing up. I wasn't really active in grilling growing up, but it was...

Yah, I remember my father buying ceramic plates for it, lava rocks, the ceramic briquets and other stuff. The ceramic plates cracked and fell apart, the lava rocks seemed to gunk up really bad. Eventually he went back to the ceramic briquets. I don't think any other option made grilling any...

That looks exactly like the grill my father had on the back deck except outs was permanent mount to NG. It was put on the deck when the house was built in 1969. It was still out there on the deck when my parents moved in the 1990's

No, I don't think so Eric. It looks like they are hosting listing on other sale sites for a commission if it sells. Probably start seeing Ebay adds in FB MP searches pretty soon.

OK, yah, I understand. It was the igniter button reference that threw me off.

Not a grill part but something that grill rehabbers might be interested in. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BQ8DJI?tag=tvwb-20

Another bad trend on FB MP. It looks like they are starting to host adds to other sale sites.

It looks like Weber might be discontinuing this high end electric grill. They are normally priced at least double this price. I imagine the Lumin is the replacement...