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Call weber and order all the parts for the 1880, they may not make the smoker any more but I would but the odds at 50 / 50 all the parts can be purchased and then you just assemble it yourself. THis would be what people do to get the 26" Weber kettle. To make a center section just have a fab...

I think the device you were looking for was a Guru, set it and forget it.

Thats exactly what I do. Turn it over and put the kingsford in the bottom.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Scott Greenia: and Howdy Cream soda. (I thought we were talking about things we missed) Oh and ... please distribute Kingsford lump to a wider...

Usually with all grills when things get good and greasy the lid will seal better. I suspect that may be what weber is refering to. If you have a noticable air leak / gap and you feel it shouldnt be there I would advise you give Weber a shout and see what they have to say. They are the best in...

Yup, I always use a good 3/4 to full chimney for the little guy and the temps really get high. With the portable, I only use it for camping and tailgating where you never know when someone will be hungry. I spark it up for breakfast and it is usually still hot for brats at lunch.

I always toss a chunk of wood (pecan) in with my Kingsford when I make steaks. Seems to give a more unique flavor.

A wise man once said "Tis easier to ask for forgiveness than permission" I expect a full report on how Kamodo works in our WSMs

Do you have your water pan sitting on the charcoal ring? That could cause (and has caused) what you describe.

For some reason I havent had any problems getting my SJP up to temp for cookin. Perhaps its the new fire groove kingsford? Seriously thought that is what I threw in there and it grilled hot and steady for a long time.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Willie H: my favorite part is not having the smoke smell in my clothes from the charcoal. </div></BLOCKQUOTE> Dude, thats the new "Weber....for men"...

THe response I got was similar but it didnt say it was being put on file. THey told me it would be forwarded to the R&D department for evaluation. Time will tell what is going to happen to our beloved briquets...

I sent a letter to Kingsford detailing my objections to the new product. The response I got was one of sincerity and they seemed like they were working something out. I basically compared the Kingsford situation to the Coke situation in the 80s. ANyone else remember "New Coke"? boy was that...

I have my stash of old as well. 320 pounds and still have about 15 pounds of the new junk. I know Sams Club carries Duraflame fireplace logs. I am going to go try and convince my Sams manager to get the Duraflame briquets. A little known fact if if you tell a Sams manager you can get an item...

Well after a visit to Home Depot I now have 320 pounds of the original Kingsford. They have it on sale 2x 20 pound packs for 7.95. Stock up now, may not get another chance...

New stuff worked fine for steaks. Got a 2 pack of 21 pounders at Sams. It is BS that it burns longer though, they just wanted to make the bags smaller I suspect.

In this picture it was well below zero. Have been singing the blanket praise for years.

If the "Kingsford Clissic" is still available I will be more than willing to keep a supply of old and new on hand. Dont forget about running your good ole kettle, quick hot burns for steak is priceless. Perhaps it will function well in an un-modified Platinum Smokey Joe? Classic for the...

I overnight on a wood deck all the time. I have even been known to start the cooker in the morning and then go to work. TO prevent an accident I use the 4 of the 18" patio pavers... see picture here Safe Smoker Seems to work fine for me. It is about minimizing your percieved risk, if your not...

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Albert Sanchez: Steve, Consider buying the yellow colored model - makes it easy to find in a drawer or cabinet. -Albert </div></BLOCKQUOTE> I got a...