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Today I bought a 22 1/2" Weber Kettle charcoal grate that measured 17" in dia. that fit inside the fire ring. I simply connected the ring and two grates together with two SS hose clamps. Don't forget to clock one grate 90 degrees.

I think you need a few more casters, LOL!! A brillo pad should clean all the gunk off the porcelin and shine it up a bit. Check out my WSM Cart in the photo gallery.

This is our BBQ Competition Logo Sign. It has a propane hookup and has Flames, pretty cool huh!!

Oh well........

Forgot to align these:

I didn't want to permentaly mount wheels on my WSM so I made this cart out of scraps.

I would think that you should be able to fit four on each rack for eight brds. 8 pieces times 8 birds equals 64 pieces. Guess it depends on how hoangry you are....

I did call Weber and they don't understand why and they did send me new brackets, but they are the same.

Thanks for the washer tip, that sounds like it will work. Did y'all put washers on the top and bottom bolts at each strap?

Yes I agree, I had two of the older 18.5" WSM's before getting the newer 22.5" WSM. I'm trying to and a spacer to reduce the little play between the pan and strap seats which is just enough to let the pan fall. RW.

Buy a new one from Cajun Bandit.com, they are made from S/S. RonW.....

Anybody else have their 22.5" water pan fall. On the last two cooks the pan fell of the brackets. The first time the pan was situated and I am pouring water to fill it, at 2/3rds full wham, it falls into the charcoal. On another occasion I was using lava rocks in lieu of water and checking on...

"Da Money Pit" I scored this Weber Spirit 700 (??) and totally rebuilt it from the ground up. Fabricated a new frame from scratch, new flavoizer bars (rcplanebuyer) new burner tubes, igniter, slide drip pan and pan holder. I opted out on the original wood and wire basket and replaced it with...