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Bay area california inflated prices are about 4 dollars a gallon. So usually at minimum it's 16 dollars plus tax. They usually fill an empty tank to 4.2 gallons.

Those two small children will grow fast. 2 burner can be enough but a 3 burner will allow cooking for more people when you have get together. It's just more flexible.

My methodology. Weekday with little time = gasser Weekday with a little extra time = propane assist with competition briquettes Weekend = propane assist with regular kinsford bricks or Weber briquettes. Large groups/parties = chicken on gasser, steak on charcoal and veggies wherever they fit. I...

I'm in the market for baskets.does lack of the gap cause any issues with expansion and warping? I start on performer propane and them slide them into position. Warping makes it difficult to slide.

how well do the bottoms stay flat on these. My older regular steel ones are beginning to be hard to slide around after lighting up via propane assist. Not sure if it's charcoal grate getting older and warping or if it's the bottom plate that maybe I have to bend back in a little. The single...

Very good looking and pretty good custom fit especially if being stored more as a dust cover under a covered patio or shed. Wonder how well those do well exposed in the elements.

Gonna check it out. I can only probably store 5 twin bags at any given time now. When I had space I'd buy 10 or more at this price.

I actually went against y'all advice. I wanted to cook on it today! I filed sanded and painted about 6 inches from both end tips where the rust was worse(really only bottom). For this summer it's about getting this bad boy fictional and really only wanted to prevent more rust rather than do a...

It's pretty. Full stainless cart. Problem would be parts support in future I think. Not sure how much is shared with regular Weber.

Doing some touchups on this performer until maybe next year when I'll do a full frame tear down and repaint. I'll also continue to look for a green lid with no dings. Plan is the following. Spray with rust encapsulator. like this...

aghh. I can't believe how many pickets photobucket was hosting. Pictures are worth a thousand words sometimes and can no longer see them. They should of let people pay a 5-10 cents a picture for lifetime hosting for legacy uploaded pics.

Nearest actual office (not exchange or refill partner) is 15 miles away. Only open 8-5 mon-fri when those 15 miles can take up to 50 minutes in traffic. I'll call the office first to even find out if they will do it and the cost. I can drop by before or after my drive into work or during...

Haven't found a place within a 10 minute drive in my area that would certify. I haven't tried very hard, but the usual places where I re-fill suggested places 15-20 minutes away from me. I used to think there were lots of these around, but possibly the propane exchange market closed many of...

taking bets on whether or not this old tank can get certified somewhere.

How many of us seriously think that will ever be cooked on again by the new owner? Certainly it's a collector.

I wish i would've ordered his grate instead of this chinese made one by a company called "grill care". The flip up bind sometimes and i can already see some of the grates are flexing up. Don't really need the flip ups on a small grill like this. It was cheaper, but long term we'll see if it...

Pretty nice. Way better than anything I could build. Are you left handed?. Where do you hang the lid?

for the original poster. not sure if he ever got closure on this, but really all you need is a tank and a new acme nut. This is if you know the regulator is good. I re-used the shutoff valve and propane oraface from the original grill. Just acme nut (unscrew quick connect from regulator and...

bit the bullet and bought a new tank with new acme nut and also a new regulator. I probably didn't need the new regulator, but when I went to the store for the tank, I picked one up so I wouldn't need to come back if the old one didn't work. It's the first dollars i put into this freebee grill...

Bob, You'll have to tell the story how you found that beauty. I'm guessing you're making a nice profit.