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I use Bruce’s idea of of inserting a piece of wood inside from the opposite end and pounding them out after soaking them a few days with PB Blaster. I think the secret is, I have a piece of birch hardwood cut to just barely fit inside the tube so that the force is distributed to all edges of the...

And back to the friendly toilet seat!

I like it Jon. Very Unique! 👍

Beagles get the nod in our house as they are a small dog with a big dog demeanour. They are very tolerant and loving, hence the reason they are used in research. 🙁 But be warned. Ninety nine percent of their brain is connected to their nose so it is almost impossible to let them off leash or...

Welcome, from another Richard on the east coast of Canada.

Welcome Adam! Having Weberitis before joining is not a good sign. It will only get worse with this enabling crowd. 😆 Hope you enjoy it here, it’s a good bunch.

If making grammatical errors makes me an idiot, I have been one for a long, long time. Ask any of my elementary school teachers!

Thanks Mack! I looked at those but right now I don’t want to spend that much. I had a template from someone on an Aussie forum before these became available so might take on the challenge of building one. Also have lots of scrap SS on hand. I also feel the QuliMetal one would be better so will...

Thanks but I am in Canada. 🙁 I have been trying to copy and build one for my Q220 for camping.

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Just remember as Kevin stated, top coat it with a durable outdoor paint. It does not stand up to UV rays and the elements. Lots of people who don’t top coat it don’t realize this and blame POR 15 when it fails.

Welcome Brandon! With your assortment of Webers, you should fit right in here.

Welcome Matt! Sounds like you have your SSP project mapped out. Look forward to seeing pictures of your progress and ask any questions if you need advice. Lots of experienced rehab people here willing to help.

And if the caster inserts don’t have 1/8” drain holes drilled in them then drill one in each insert.

Someone on here might have one that the gears are stripped on but the motor works. You will have to play “rock, paper, scissors “ to see who gets the parts to make a working rotisserie. 😆

Phil, I have come to look forward to your family reunions even if I am not family and don’t get an invite. Seeing you enjoying the cooking and eating of the food along with sharing it with your family just seems right. Keep it up! 🙂