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I can't remember ever getting $200 for any Q I sold, and I sold a lot of them when I lived in Richmond. Nice.

I have this last one for sale for about 4 months with maybe a handful of crappy offers. I think I am done with grills until I move to a more populated area. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1327237171561140

These "high end" grills have been my best money makers. The Alfresco one sold in a week sight unseen. This took quite a bit longer. It would have sold for $1000 but he had to come back as one of the new igniters did not work (bad cable end) so I offered to knock a $100 off for his trouble.

All the parts where available on Amazon. Super convenient. If you get it and want / need parts let me know and I can send you the links. Be warned that unless you look like your avatar, you will need at least 2 people as it is a really really heavy grill.

I just restored and sold the same one. I bought for $200 and put $200 into it (new igniters, burners, and grates). Just sold (after 2 months) for $900.https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/930533879186709/

3" Lift Kit - I could not find the link.

Grill top did an overnight in 10° temps. Video here:

Did you have any problems getting homeowners insurance in FL? I have heard it could be a problem or very expensive, but probably still less than the real-estate taxes in NJ';-)

Mine above was an 18. I don't know about a 14 or 22. If you find out or try it, let us know.

I will NEVER miss records, scratches, pops, jumps, portability, etc. When CD's came out I never looked back. The ONLY thing better about LP's was the nice big artwork IMHO.

Nice setup. I have just recently gone back down this rabbit hole. I picked up a bunch of old stereo stuff a guy was giving away as he was cleaning out his garage. That haul had an old Kenwood system in original boxes from the 90's with a cabinet that was never set up. After listening to it...

Why does the hopper look like it is mounted differently in these 2 photos. One seems much higher than the other. Also there is an option for a roti it seems.

Just dropped a new fun video of using it in the snow.

Picks of the new spinners?

I do also. One pain is the E01 error whenever beans don't fall into grinding position quite right. I have to unplug and re-plug it in to clear it.

Makes sense as most thermostatically controlled electric and gas devices (ovens, heaters) use the same principle I would think. They only have on / off. The only exceptions would be devices with variable speed fans, augers, etc.

After Bruce showed off his I bought one and use it for grinding a lot. I even came up with an inexpensive rubber jaw replacement that is on this forum someplace as the OEM is too expensive. It has held up great.

I could see uses for these. Even on some grills that have only 2 wheels. A little pricey. Link to product. https://retractablecaster.com/purchase

That looks to be flat stock that they are welded to, to keep them in place. Also looking closely they sort of look hollow.

I have never seen a grate like this either. WOW