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I like that little table! Thanks Josh but I'm good-already have a nice 2 burner. I remember when they came out and I could have had it cheap with wife's discount; also wouldn't use the side burner.

I like it! Would be a unique, different project and bring out the best in both worlds. The new PB seems to hit it right in a lot of areas and the price puts it over the top I think. All reviews I've seen have been good so far. Only drawback of that old frame is its weight, meaning it wouldn't...

Maybe you can buy Horsman's when he's done with it and save $$! Good idea I think. Either that or a used Bullseye!

Unreal the Q deals you get up there! It looks better than new.

Great shot Larry! Hope the big guy was easy on you!

Wife Denise and I with actor Joe Mantegna at a tequila rollout. And a summer family get together.

Reminds me of my 1998 SSI that was the reason I got into this hobby and found this forum, to which I'm forever thankful. Moved it out here in 2018 and enjoyed for several years, but turned it for a nice profit eventually. Was a very heavy frame for sure, not easy to move around and the ignition...

I have a few Ninja products and they seem very well made. I guess the Woodfire durability will show over time, but so far it seems like a great device. I'm somewhat of a skeptic when it comes to electronics durability of these devises over time, but who knows? I did break down and got a Bullseye...

I was all for the ss route when I got my first Q. But after use and understanding the rationale of the ci from Larry and others, I quickly learned that ci grates are best. Of course Bruce and Larry have old ss grates that work well but are no longer available. I keep em well lubed-but have also...

I see where Harbor Freight has the 12 oz size for $9.99 which seems like best price.

After seeing that Q cart, Josh, you've motivated me to try and restore mine as it's badly weathered. I might also change out the handle it came with (Uline). Jon had some contacts for nice wood ones I believe.

I wondered how you got that lid so shiny! When I did my Q320 I only had a cup brush and a low powered B&D drill. Wish I had an angle grinder and DeWalt drill like Josh uses! Now I know how its done right.

Jon, the Barbecue Lab-based in Indiana-just released their video review of this grill.

Oh wow-new news is sad...

Haven't seen the red bag at Sams out here, Larry but no surprise. Used the small grinder I got after you originally recommended, and it worked like a champ. Only had to stop once to let it cool down but it still does a great job. I have liked the MM Columbian beans btw.

Truly sad, one of the best ever imho. Sounds more and more like CO poisoning . As others have said another great one gone and will be missed. Certainly had a great run. RIP

I use the Sams pellets-supposed to be made by Bear Mountain . How about these:

CO poisoning?

Arrived and they are nice! More heft to them than the aluminum airbake, and I think the non-stick finish will be great! Plus, can't beat that price.

Happy Birthday to all Larry! Good time