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$17.50 a pop...

True. I should have prefaced my comment with "If all else fails..."

Ten minutes with a Dremel, a drill, a couple of self-tapping screws and washers, and you could make the Utheer burner fit well enough to use.

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I just click on the little photo icon, then click on the "Drop Image" box, click on "files", find the photo I want, and click on it. Do you use a different technique?

I believe it is. The charcoal pan from the Smoke 'N Grill (or the water pan from the Brinkmann Gourmet) will work.

My homemade poultry rub: 1/3 cup fajita seasoning 1 Tbsp paprika 4 tsp chili powder 1/4 tsp cayenne Then hot off the grill they were tossed in Sweet Baby Ray's Buffalo Wing Sauce.

These were a "Manager's Special" so I grabbed them before I could change my mind. Cooked over B& B oak lump.

Those five are just the Table of Contents.

Playing the devil's advocate, I suggest that you open the lid while lighting the grill.

I do have an Academy Sports locally, which is where I buy B&B lump. So now I have a single source for all my charcoal and smoking wood needs. Order online, drive up, and they bring it out to the car. Now, if they would just put in a meat department...

I picked up a couple of these at Wally World for $9.97 each. I like B&B lump, so I thought I'd give their briquettes a try.

I plan to keep my Husqvarna self-propelled mower going in perpetuity, like the old American cars in Cuba.

Is it a "forward clicky*" switch? Maybe that's why they used "momentary" in the description. *flashlight-speak for a switch you can push part way and the light will come on - release it at that point and the light goes off like a purely momentary switch, or continue to push and it will click...

I bought the Winco bowl to replace the Brinkmann pan that has been the base for my Piedmont Pan for many years (but now has many rusted pinholes). It arrived today, and was too big to fit into the WSM. The diameter was a little over 16 inches and it would not have fit even if I cut notches in...

A cheap dandelion weeder does a good job of cleaning off even burned-on gunk. Add a small putty knife to your arsenal and you can live without a wire brush ( at least until it's time to remove that flaky black stuff from the inside of the lid).

One step closer to the "1950's Japanese toy rocket ship" school of design.

But Andy made him keep the spark plugs in his shirt pocket and only put them in the car if he had to chase someone.