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OK. I'm old. Been around awhile. When I was a kid we'd rake the leaves into the street, then light them up. Standard practice, and that in a primary city in New England. So, it's Halloween. It's fall. Tonight was a warm, but crisp night. Nice night to be outside with a jacket on. I fired up...

Looks like it was used once. Leave it the original color, as a talking point. Wicked nice find.

Well, you know, it depends on the egg. https://www.fossilfarms.com/products/ostrich-egg-fresh

And I'm only going to hope that this was a sarcastic post meant to humor the situation, and I hope all of you will do the same. But, just in case, is there a way to ignore this guys posts if he was serious? Asking for all of my TVWBB friends.

I recently picked up a free Q200 through Craigslist. I've just started grilling on it (I know, must post results and pics, soon, I promise). I'm impressed with this grill. I was a 30 year charcoal purist, past year or two going over to gas for various reasons. So yeah, what Bruce said. Find a...

The adjustable pins shown above can most likely be cut down to the size you need for the aesthetics. And even cheaper.... https://www.harborfreight.com/74-piece-clevis-pin-assortment-67629.html

Tractor Supply has 1/4" x 2" clevis pins, adjustable. About $2.50 for a pair. https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/countyline-adjustable-clevis-pin-1-4-in-s175003tsc-pack-of-2 Home Depot has the same, for about $2.25 each. Amazon has 1/4" x 1 1/2", $11.00 for a pack of eight. They're...

Pieces and parts are in. Maybe tomorrow for the install.

Rather than a Lodge you could think about a Darto? Lots of carbon steel skillets, paella pans (skillets sans handles). They ship from Argentina, and just started shipping for $15 per order, no matter what the weight or amount. And to any country. Good pans, I've got 3. Bigger ones are a bit...

Just took another look at the drip pan. It is indeed the correct one, and slips in and out as your video shows. Thanks again.

Just my poor grade school humor surfacing when I read your "Here is a video of me pulling mine in and putting it back in."

And just saying, my wife was a little disappointed with the video.

Not sure if you did that for me, but if you did I really appreciate it. Next week I'll get back to the thread. Many, many thanks.

Maybe we'll just give you a few shots of tequila and a peanut butter sandwich and wake you up when we get there.....

Nice find.

I'll try that. I'll post pics of the underside also, to see if I'm missing parts (judging from the schematic I don't think so). Might be next week though, off to the Cape tomorrow, not back 'til Monday/Tuesday.

I just looked up the manual for this grill, I think. Still can't figure out how to get the grease pan installed in a reliable way. My wife tells me I'm not too bright. Often. https://www.weber.com/cms-remote-assets/Service/manuals/en/71728_EN_120116.pdf?mtime=20180830113900

Geez guys, remember when you were kids and somebody said "there's a great band playing in the next state over 4 hours from now" and how you would all rally and pull the cushions to look for loose change and hit the kitchen and make peanut butter sandwiches and grab the gallon of milk? What...

Here's some pics. I've done a quick scrub on the body of the grill, and a scrape and burn of the OEM CI grate to get rid of the nasties. New parts as shown, griddle, split Quli CI grill. The clips supplied by Quli seem to do the trick. One pound canister of LP I had laying around the house...

Well, here you all go. Pics, in no certain order. 4th pic shows some of the original plastic sheeting protectant. A bonus! The grill is missing the two end caps on the handle side of the tubing. Will need to find replacements. And the grill is "hidden" in the back yard, plain sight. That...