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what AJ said. 0000 steel wool spray some greased lightning or krud kutter on a paper towel and let the moist paper towel sit directly on the paint for a while to soften up the paint.

when the probe wires go through the hole, there is very little leakage don't worry about it. i used the grommets from cajun bandit, love them.

i looked into getting one from that guy. as i recall he wanted 15 bucks plus 8 bucks shipping. i opted to buy the new ring and bucket on ebay. 42 bucks shipped.

alright i think i'm going to take the old regulator around to a few stores and see if i can find another regulator with the same fittings on both sides. this propane stuff and all the different connection types is driving me insane.

looks to be in REALLY good shape! congrats! Brian's handles look REALLY good on that color. or Here's what mine looked like when i got it.

will any regulator work?

alright i took the 5lb tank, hose, and regulator and hooked it up to my modern performer still a no go. it still lights manually i've noticed when lighting it manually that the flame is lower than it should be. at this point i'm assuming its the regulator and I'm trying to figure out how to...

alright, i don't want to bump my last thread because that issue was resolved. however i have a new issue. I can't get the thing to FRICKEN LIGHT. I can light it manually with a lighter, but the ignitor won't ignite it. Ever. On a few occassions, i blew on the burn end of the tube just before...

all the time! i've taken note of all the colorful weber kettle locations around town. Whenever i'm in the area of one, i make sure to drive by to make sure its still there.

that's certainly a possibility. if there 'recipe' varied, and that variation resulted in faded grills - than they had several iterations of that faded grill recipe. (since we've seen gray kettles from multiple eras, and we've seen black kettles from multiple eras - unless of course the faded...

i'm pretty sure weber made them. here's why. 1. i've seen black kettles from the metal handle era. and i've seen gray kettles from the wood handle era. It's unlikely (although not absolute) that SOME black kettles faded to gray while others did not. 2. while looking on the inside of the leg...

it will, but you'll need to cut some slots in the leg sockets so the tabs of the new ash ring will lock into place. if you have a dremel, it's pretty easy. i actually just did one last night.

sometimes local dealers will carry the parts for me, ace hardware and farm and fleet both carry the parts

i believe its a 79

steve, if i go to cheesecake factory and pay 24 bucks for a kobe burger - it's a F'in scam.

shaun i totally spaced on shipping the smokey joe, my apologies. i'll get that sent to you soon, i promise.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Brian O'Neal: Someone post dimentions of this table, it looks like it wouldn't be too hard to make one, and would be pretty handy. Brian...

i was just kidding about the planter :P you can certainly fix the paint and handle. i'll probably pass the whole thing to you. I'm running out of room.

my daughter REALLY wants to keep it :P (she pink stuff) i figured it would make a good planter

or are you saying it's pink, and in the style of that old copper mist/sunset? if that's the case - this would be the first documented pink weber (as far as i've seen)