I would kind of like a pic of the inside of that grill so I could decide if it is artwork in your office or a portable kitchen. Thanks in advance
Thats Exceptional. I need to look up the manual to see all the features of that model.
And so I guess you use it as a marketing tool now. Bring in...
I would kind of like a pic of the inside of that grill so I could decide if it is artwork in your office or a portable kitchen. Thanks in advance for the pic.
Thanks all for the info on the grates.
I agree with Larry on the grill marks. There is a website called amazing ribs that explains the science behind cooking and it says the same. You either want a good sear for the crust or minimum contact for smoke flavor. I recommend that site.
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If anyone can post a link to the stainless grates LM posted, and price paid/good price to pay, I would appreciate it. I cant seem to find it on amazon.
Paul. I think the grates in the summit you bought fit in the weber 1000 13 bar grills and the silver/gold B grills. So if you got the stainless rod grates in decent shape with that purchase you got something of value.
Below is the Warranty section from the Summit silver and gold D manual. Guide # 41995.
In 2017 I got the firebox under warranty on my summit Gold. I assumed it was under the Aluminum castings coverage - Lifetime.
If anyone with a registered summit silver or gold D has been refused the...
I didn't note anyone mentioning the tank safety valve, but may have missed it.
I have seen spiders fill orifice holes so gas doesn't flow. Mainly I see tank safety valves activate to prevent gas from flowing. This is caused by an open valve when you open the tank valve. The valve senses a...
I just finished reading through this thread. Several years ago I converted a S330 from natural gas to Propane. I read all the threads on this site for info on how to do it. LMichaels info was very helpful in getting it done. It works fine. Cooks exactly like LMichaels says. My son loves...
I read that post. May have been on another board. As I recall you used a charbroil product. Was interested in the long term evaluation and opinion.
thanks
Pat
Take that frame, get some angle iron, maybe from a bed frame, cut to size, drill and bolt it in to make a solid cart and use bolts and nuts with 2x6 boards to build a really solid rolling cart. use it for a rolling workbench, prep table, etc. Best thing I ever did with a parts purchase...