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Very cool Brian! I need to look into one of the rotis rings. I have a motor from my genesis and I think the rod is long enough.

Congratulations JD! I wish you luck at The Jack. I was a judge in Yakima and saw you walk for your 10th. Congratulations there too! Even though it was 99 degrees, I ate a lot of good Q that day.

What I actually want to try is setting the "Beer Can" style chicken inside the pans to keep all of the grease from the bottom of the kettle. I prefer to cook legs and thighs, but when we have guests over, the presentation of a whole chicken (or 2 usually) is great! I set the whole chickens on...

Thanks Jeff. Did you stain yours or is that the way you got it?

On mine, there are 2 rings on one end and 2 hook like things. Are they on yours as well?

Patrick and Jeff, both of your Sequoia's look amazing! I just picked up one that needs some TLC (thread here). Do either of you have more pictures so I can see what I need to do to mine? I am debating about striping the paint off mine.

Brian, Do you notice any heating/airflow problems with using the empty pans under the chicken? This caught my eye as I always have to clean the grill after just a couple cooks of chicken. I was afraid to try this on my 22.5" but may have to give this a try now.

Thanks Shaun! Did I tell you that on the rest of that trip the SJP rattled one screw loose? I lost the lid support bar for it. Weber had one and I got the screw hardware kit from them for free with the holder.

I am allergic to scrubbing so I use a pressure washer...

That makes sense on the griddle size Darrel. I am in the habit of pre-heating long enough to burn anything off. This helps get the grill hot for those sear marks! I am not sure what griddle I want. I have the Weber 6505, Lodge LPGI3 Pro and Lodge Double Play Reversible on my Amazon wish list...

George, you are right. There are a couple on temp though. What I am wondering is should I get the Weber griddle or the Lodge?

Barry, I have used the Jumbo Joe only a couple of times. I haul it with the WSM on the back of the RV. I also have the Q220 in the RV all the time. The Q cooks most outdoor meals when we camp. The SJS I have holds the chimney at home to keep ashes from going everywhere. I have never...

Thanks Shaun! And they put up with each other too...

OK, I feel an updated picture is long overdue: The green OTG is my latest addition. A $40 CL find! Still looking for a 26.75" kettle and a 22.5" WSM...

I am looking at the Weber griddle for my Q220 and in reading the reviews, there seems to be a question of low temperatures. It seems they do not get very hot. Any advice on this? I use a single burner portable butane stove for when I want to cook outside our RV on my 12" cast iron pan. I would...

Brian, did you compete or judge?

Thanks for the info on the longer probes! I will look into this next month. As far as 2 meat probes, I would be surprised if it did NOT work. The only difference is in how they are shaped for the pit or going into the leat. The electrical part is the same.

The flame reaches up into the chimney to ignite the charcoal?

Travis, the chimney will not work on the Performer as the charcoal is too far away from the flame. I use the chimney on everything else though.

Am am still a bit new to using my new (used) performer and had a question about using the charcoal baskets. I find they do not have enough coverage for direct grilling but I love them for indirect. I found for direct cooking I just pile the coals up on the charcoal grate to start and then spread...