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The only Massey Ferguson gray I found around me is Majic at Tractor Supply. It matches the gray Webers sheet metal and plastic. Still looking for a high heat paint in that color rated for stoves or grills

I see your concern. You add clear plastic to the edges. Maybe something like what you would use for a paper binder. Or you could buy an armored regulator hose assembly

Ice cream is good anytime.

Thanks for the advice. I should be able to enjoy my sandwich without the risk of a throat punch

Awesome sandwich. What’s the proper way to eat one of those sandwiches in Chicago? Knife and fork or hands only?

Hi the Amazon ones look like a better option

Hi these bumpers? I could part with a pair of bumpers for the cost of shipping and handling. I do know that shipping them went up. They are not flat in an envelope so they have to go as a package via USPS I could give you the height dimensions if you want to make your own PM if interested...

That’s a starter model from that company. They got $50,000 ones I still waiting for a free one on the side of the road…

More dollars than sense

I think I am about 200lbs of propane per year using my 3 burner Spirit about 10 times a week. About 30 minutes per use.

My east/west Spirit 3 burner burns about 1lb of propane per hour. I use $1 per pound of propane for a cost estimate. My propane cost is low enough where it doesn’t justify switching to a different type of grill. Almost seems like the guy is trying to justify a big grill purchase

I know nothing about smokers or kamados

Ask ChatGPT

#2 masterbuilt if I read it correctly. Anyhoo that ChatGPT can do a lot of stuff if you know how to ask. The only drawback is it’s very confident in its answer. If you want to fool around with it ask it to make pictures of stuff.

A couple of things I learned moving big Weber’s Remove the lid - that reduces the weight and lowers the center of gravity. Remove the grease tray, flavor bars and cooking grids. Reduces weight and keep grease from spilling on you. Once you remove some weight you can carefully use a two...

The Spirit line is probably Weber’s widest. Ranges from $400 to over $800. Plain 2 burners to 3 burners with sear burner and side burner. Some with colored lids. Some with stainless innards. Different doors and door colors.

I like the front burner Spirits if they are rot free. I only like the ones that don’t need body work. Parts are available at a reasonable price and they are easy to work on. The average buyer can easily relate to them as they are similar to what’s sold at Home Depot. Easy sell and not much...

Hi John, I can mail you 2 of the pins. PM if interested

I will take a look at the other doors I have to see if there is a missing door part.

I just salvaged some chocolate colored doors that were working fine. My photos look the same as yours. This is the bottom of a door