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I finally collected the parts for my cart, both free off Craigslist: Weber Genesis 3000 and Bed slats for a twin bed Stripped down the cart to the frame, sanded and painted it black. Measured (twice),cut, stained and sealed the slats. Screwed the slats from under to have a clean look on top...

TonyUK, how's the quality of the cover? I like your suggestion, but I want one that will last a few years, not buy one every year.

Rich, how's the quality of the cover? Is it like the base Weber cover our the premium?

My local Targets had very limited Weber products this year and I didn't see any Jumbo Joes.

I use my Q220 on week nights because it heats up quickly. I do sliders, chicken wings, spatchcock chicken and veggies. I think its the perfect size for a family of 4. I bring it car camping with a 10lb. tank which is excellent with a propane tree .

Wow !!! Thanks for all the replies. I agree that it all depends on how much/often folks cook. Living in a tight subdivision my neighbors see/smell my cooks a few times each week. Now that I know these sales come before Memorial Day, then before Labor Day I can plan how much I need. The lump for...

When these twin packs go on sale, how much are people buying? I remember seeing a thread where people are posting huge (20+ bags) stockpiles. I bought a twin pack plus a bag of Royal Oak ($7 for 15lb).

I bought a bag of the Royal Oak for my smoker and the 2 bag Kingsford deal. Really glad to see this is already posted here. I'm set for a while since my smoker doesn't use much lump and my Jumbo Joe only needs about 30 briquettes for each of my cooks.

Nice metal work! We would love some details on your machine shop and details on your new grills: 1. Material used 2. What gauge/thickness is the grill 3. process made, is it laser cut? I can't wait to see your cooks with these grills.

The price is good, I agree with everyone and go for it. I love hearing people reselling their Webers. They are built to last and everything can be replaced if need be. Enjoy your new (to you) Weber !!!

Ah nuts Brian, I took a guess by looking at other grills on this site. Could you/anyone help me help identify the model?

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/for/5284118259.html

I posted this on CL, I'm hoping someone can use this. http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/for/5284141543.html

This is a Genesis 5000, I think. Please someone help me identify this grill. I posted this on CL, if you have any questions please let me know. 8 short Flavorizer Bars 5 long Flavorizer Bars http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/for/5284121512.html

I have a jumbo Joe and want to try this alternative to a wsm: http://www.weberjumbojoe.com/weber-jumbo-joe-barrel-extension/ Cheaper materials. Please post if you find a pot that fits.

It's all about learning your equipment. Thanks for the update! Now, what's next on the menu?

I have a Jumbo Joe and I bought the Weber 7433 2 weeks ago from Target. The Weber 7433 fits perfectly on the Jumbo Joe. This new grate is a great addition in case you want to add more briquettes/wood and is a heavier gauge.

Woohoo! $40 is a great price for a new Jumbo Joe. I use mine all the time, you're going to love it. I recommend going back to Walmart and see if you can get a hinged grate on sale. Have fun with it and report back on your Jumbo Joe cooks :)

Please share your Excel sheet. I can post some specs for the Jumbo Joe. Going to do more wings tomorrow and post details.

I did a few wings boneless skinless breasts (cut and whole) on my JJ with my steam basket. It worked out well. After 30 minutes I kept checking temps since this is my first time. I think the concept is the same as your cone. Family really liked the smoky, juiciness of the breasts, I did too...