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Chucks are great on the smoker, and like Richard I pull them, earlier before meat starts shredding - AND - I LOVE Trader Joe's Carolina Gold BBQ sauce!

Meet Pootie, the pomeranian teddy bear.

Solid grill. I just did a Gen 1 and it was a dream to restore. Id love another G 1-5 flip

Hi Lindy, welcome and wow that's a tough nut to crack. Have you thought about a veggie grill pan? Something like THIS? You'd need something low profile, and probably want to avoid those with non-stick coatings.

Its a soft wood, finished all sides. I thought I would give it a coating of stain sealer prep. Then stain w "Natural." Then I would put on 2 or 3 layers of spar varnish. Lee I don't understand the comment about it being structural? meaning things will be set upon it?

gorgeous kettle - would look GREAT with a slow n' sear1

I have used several wood species for Genesis grill slats lately (and also recycled durawood of course), but tonight I recently bought a cache of POPLAR 1x2 for slats on my latest Weber Junior reno. Redhead on the black frame.... Has anyone done slats w POPLAR recently? And should I just...

beautifully done, nice pics

Thanks Chris I was looking for that chart! 354!

We've got friends coming over Sunday evening to watch the Bears {hopefully} beat the Packers, so it is most appropriate that brats and Hofbrau will be on the menu.

5 years for me, and I am only a SuperFan? I need to get my head in the game!!!

I have tried it a few times and chicken turns out deliciously "unique."

Thanks Jon. Added the tag and edited title per Chris’ tag instructions.

I like that wire condiment shelf too. Unique. They already invited us over for a cook out next weekend (and I’ll get a chance to give it a quick checkup lol!).

Picked up for free from an original owner. Wood handles and slats were worn away so I replaced w durawood. Everything else straightforward but I was proud to give as a gift to a young family of first responders as a house warming gift.

That is some custom, factory fresh body work right there Jon! Better have it ready in time for the 2nd Midwest meet-up!

Yes, vinyl sticker paper, regular inkjet printer, and a few coats of clear spray paint. One of our talented forum members made up templates. This is from the gas grill forum sticky, re parts sources: Genesis 1xxx Series Serial Number Sticker Template...

Awesome thanks John

So I finally get around to printing out fuel gauge decals/stickers and OF COURSE I lost my notes on placement. HELP🤪. What is the distance from flat level ground to the top of the sticker?. Ive got three repainted frame projects, so none still have the original! Thanks 🙏

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