Recent content by Jon Tofte

If you have stainless rod grates, I can heartily endorse the Chargon that @Bruce referenced. I do also have a Libman mentioned by @LMichaels that I use sparingly on cast iron when my “scrub pad” soft grate cleaner can’t do it all. On GrillGrate grates, a wooden spatula type scraper seems like...

Well, my wife worked hard on her oven chicken to try to meet me in the middle:

That’s what my wife would say as well! Oh well…

HAPPY TURKEY DAY 🦃 to all of you! I have only met a few of you in person, but TVWBB gets to feeling like family! My wife and I have this same disagreement every Thanksgiving. So, which turkey would you rather have:

Cody, I would stay far away as well!:p Val, That's some great detective work you did! I agree it is the Fiesta Blue Ember. The one Cody posted looks like this one with the side tables sheared (burned :eek: off?):

That one has me stumped. Broil King?

Even better than I expected!(y) I ordered a set of these, and they arrived today. I am very impressed with the quality and appearance. They are non-magnetic stainless and VERY heavy. I would almost call them "Dave Santana/rcplanebuyer" quality and heft. Even the ends of the bars are nicely and...

😲 How far is “Far, far away…”?

I think using a decent degreaser on the areas where you will be applying the gasket should do the trick. My experience, however, is limited to kettles.

The smaller two-burner Silver As sometimes don't get the respect they deserve. Just yesterday, I used mine instead of my 1st gen Summit and had a very happy cook: Well, if you don't like the controversial GrillGrate grates but love your 2-burner, here's a great chance to buy 9MM stainless rod...

That black one looks like a lucky survivor that was well cared for not needing much besides a cleaning. Amazing find! Troy, you and @Josh Dekubber are on your way to cornering the market on these often forgotten classics😎.

Nice save! Jrs. are a cool part of the Weber Genesis story. This is mine which actually dates to the very first few years when they were called the Genesis XXI: You can see that Steve is almost certainly right that the table that looks too large on the left was originally the flip up table...

Here is a very old picture of mine. When I bought it, someone had covered it with FLAT BLACK paint!

I believe there are several shades of maroon, wine or whatever you want to call it, that have been used by Weber over the years. I have one in my stash.

I don't see 9mm very often working out on a flip grill which is kind of a shame. I love my original 1st gen Summit grates (I believe they are the Weber 9930 that @Josh Dekubber refers to). I previously owned a set of "rcplanebuyer" Dave Santana grates on my Summit which I had bought without...