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I think that the soaking thing is just an old wive's tale that keeps getting regurgitated.....over and over. Same goes for soaking corn on the cob. Throw the doggone smokewood in and get to smoking.

Good point. Militant vegans would definitely complain...sadly, I live with one. :( If this is a concern, try cooking the vegan stuff first on a clean grill or cook their stuff on a separate grill.

Yer liable to create more damage doing the repair with pliers ! Go to Harbor Freight and look at the auto body repair tools. You will see radiused backup blocks and the body man's hammer. There is a right way to do this. YMMV Hope the repair turns out well.

1) No oven cleaner.....NEVER 2) No WD40.....NEVER What I would do..... Sawhorses 1/2 sheet of plywood Place bowl section upside down on plywood "table" (or similar) Take warm water and dish detergent along with a plastic bristle scrub brush Scrub the vents (daisy wheels) as you change their...

Cowboy beans minus the bacon Corn on the cob, cooked indirect in the husk Green onions look nice with grill marks Portabello burgers Direct-grilled summer squash, zucchini, peppers, onions.....you could do these kabob style

BGE is promoted heavily by NASCAR. They are popular in the "NASCAR Belt". Too bad that they didn't choose Weber....I imagine there's a nice markup with the BGE.

Whole chicken when it's .99 per pound, indirect and kettle-roasted to golden brown perfection is my favorite way. Might take 3 hours. I can wait....more time to drink beer !

I have some coiled and just getting started on the kettle. I'm probably going to do close to a 3-2-1 on them. When it's time for the sauce session, I'll just slather them while coiled. I won't get them 100% but that's OK.

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Great lookin' cook, Chuck ! C'mon Brian, let's see that six-pack selfie ! ;)

As stated above, the one redeeming value of having the misspelling around is for us Craigslist hunters. Sometimes this is indicative of someone who doesn't know what he/she has and you may score an awesome deal if you search on "Webber" as part of your search routine.

Sounds like you're a competitor to be reckoned with ! Best of luck to you !

$100 for a 18.5

This is a great topic. "Ooooh, only the men can play with the fire.....it's dangerous." Seems like that's the outdoor cooking directive handed down from the BBQ gods. I think many women have a sense of what really, really tastes good and that is the basic element that we chase. To that, add...

Nope. No time for line standing and subject to random drug testing....I would be big trouble if I failed, but I would then have time for line standing. ;)

Wonder if cannabis stems would work for smokewood ? ;) Welcome to the forum ! Did you get your weed ? Seattle City Attorney reportedly grabbed him some ! http://mashable.com/2014/07/09/seattle-city-attorney-buys-pot/

In this market for $300 it may sell after a long stint on CL. If you want to move it faster, you'll want to go lower....set the price $20-$25 higher than your lowest price.

Wonderful pics ! Great pic of the boys ! For your next trip, may I suggest the Pacific Northwest and Alaska !

- grate is funky - wheel damaged - rust on wire shelf - table top stained and may not come clean (looks like a rust stain) + has cover + 2nd gen Performer + I think I see the charcoal baskets ! check ash sweep for functionality I would offer $75 max and I would be prepared to walk away from...

Everyone that has them, loves them. You almost never see them in the used market....that speaks volumes. They're on my wish list. If you like to high-heat sear, go for it. They're a quality product.