Recent content by Timothy F. Lewis

I feel like that today!

Yeah, don’t over do too soon! Take your time and you will feel like a million! Slow and steady wins the race!

I will stay on my side of da fence!

“Outside the box” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Sorry, I’ll go to the corner now.

Saw that earlier today!

Practice begets knowledge!

OK, everyone on these boards that my statement is total HOOEY! There are five chimneys out there right now, the midsize “Char broil” one is on its last legs, that will be replaced with the “other full size” Weber in rotation. This fall when I walk by someplace that’s having an end of season...

Hey Dave, I’m in Kalamazoo as well! The folks here are next level when it comes to sharing of information. Changing the lid color is either as easy as finding a donor grill with the lid you want, or as complicated as finding someone who has the facility to re enamel the thing. My suggestion is...

Charlie don’t Weber, neither!

My dad did the same! Same for when I started using a “real” chimney! Tony, you got it bad, brother!😉 I’m going to drop to a single chimney when my three other ones finally bite the dust, the heavy as sin Røsle I got two years ago is still sitting in the “tool” cabinet!🤨

What does Mr. Burger say when introducing his wife? “Meet Patty” Yes, I’ll go to the corner now

Strong work sir! Glad when there isn’t anything to “find a container” for! Finding a lamb shoulder here is not very easy, we used to have butcher shops that carried “hanging” meat and they would cut you what you asked for. But, not any longer !

You know, it’s really nice to see credit given where it is due, nice mahogany slats @Steve Hoch! Good hardware from Dave Santana but, the knowledge to source GOOD parts is not a given. Smart folks use the knowledge to do what you’ve clearly done Paul. Good work. Will you take the slats off and...

Chris, they are never quite perfect, they can be excellent but, you will always think of something that would be better. Don’t ask😁

There are no “perfect” grills or deals, life doesn’t work that way. Now and the a great deal comes along but, they are never perfect. That said, the guy was a putz, I hope he enjoys watching that old grill sit in his yard. Leave him in the dust!