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We didn't go to Zion, but many other hikers said the same as you, about Bryce being very unique and way less people. We also did Grand Canyon, impressive but loads and loads of people.

Slow n Sear friendly. I rarely use the baskets on the opposite sides technique, so flip on both sides isn't useful to me

That's exactly what I do. I have the KillaGrilla grate with the one big single flip side that I use most of the time. Then I have the Weber GBS grate that I use without the center section and use only when I'm cooking with Vortex or using my Wok.

I've seen a lot of guys use a metal / steel bucket and just place it under the bottom vent to catch the ashes. Some like this because they say it improves air flow versus the standard ash ring/bucket. It also holds a lot more ash, so less time dumping ashes.

Rust is the biggest killer of the kettle. Very cool looking color though.

Yes, they do start multiplying! My neighbors see me out in the front yard cleaning / fixing grills all the time. Now whenever they get rid of old grills they always call me up asking if I want their old one, haha. I've even had a few call to give me a heads up that other neighbors in the...

Yes, you can refill a 5 lbs tank from a 20 lbs tank. I've done it a couple times.... very similar to refilling those small 1 lb green bottles off a standard 20 lbs tank.

Yes, the ash ring/cans from all the 22" kettles are the same part #.

If it's "your" gunk, then I'd just keep on cooking as long as the blades move freely. If you bought the grill used and it's someone else's gunk...then I'd do a deep cleaning for sure. Oven Cleaner works well. Clean it as best you can without oven cleaner, then coat it really well with the oven...

I just like the stainless steel grates. They last a long time and are very easy to maintain. KillaGrilla SS especially are my favorites.

Haven't heard of a red 26" being released. You would have to think though, that with the Glen Blue being so successful that they will likely release limited edition colors like that again. Who knows if it will be 26" kettle though. If I was a betting man, I think they'd release a WSM in one of...

I don't like steak sauce, but there is a steakhouse in Gatlinburg, TN that serves Worcestershire butter on one of their steaks and WOW, that's good stuff. Have not tried making it myself, but probably should.

i.d.k. Barbecue 161 N Main St Tropic, UT 84776 https://idkbarbecue.com/ The wife and I just wrapped up a 10 day road trip. We flew out to Albuquerque, NM and rented a Toyota Rav 4. We visited Santa Fe, NM then drove to Flagstaff, AZ. After that we headed up to the Grand Canyon to do some...

If you are flipping, hit with cup brush angle grinder....if it's your personal cooker...just cook on it

Nice pictures, looks like it was a fun time

You can make it work. Getting the old one off is a bit of a pain

Amazing price for an excellent no-touch forehead thermometer. https://www.thermoworks.com/wand I think I paid close to $40 for mine and it's totally worth that. Highly recommend this. 👌

Lookup "Chuck's Inserts" on Facebook. He can get you some new whitewalls in whatever size you need. Nice job on the restore. You did overpay, IMO, but it looks really good. That first gen is my favorite and the one I use at home, but I lifted mine so I wouldn't have to hunch over as much...

Plenty of cheap used 22" kettles on Marketplace. Pick one up, try it out. See if it meets your needs. If it does, you can always resell it for what you paid, or even make a little extra if you clean it really well. Then buy a new mastertouch or 26", if you want new. I have both a 22 and...

The brass fitting that connects the hose to the burner tube is very similar across all Performer grills. It's not unique to the SSP. If you happen to find a deal on a newer gen Performer, you could salvage the hose from it.