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Someone picked it up.

Some people put two grates together at ninety degrees, making a mesh.

Our local Lowes has a Copper Performer on the show room floor. It's very handsome.

Thanks Kevin, my gasser is natural gas so that's no go. I do have a larger tank for my turkey fryer/homebrew burner.

It has the quick release.

Inside pics: Still had unburned charcoal in the baskets, that I threw away. another:

who re-certifies them? A propane company?

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I went ahead and bought it. The tank's still full and it was only used a few times. The picture doesn't do it justice at all. I sprayed it off with a hose and it looks great! It's a DU, so it's a 2002 model. The stainless is unscratched and I'm very happy to say the least. It's the $100...

After a little research, I found out that tanks with a triangular shut-off valve are OPD, which this one seems to fit the bill.

Thanks for the helpful replies. He is actually selling for his neighbor which has recently been widowed, so I'll need to check it out myself.

I'm going to look at it later today. The propane tank isn't much of a concern to me since I have another one to replace it with. I was actually going to buy a new one this weekend, but if I can save $250, that would be great.

Hello, is this performer worth $100. It's listed for $125 and I think they'll take a hundie. He also stated it has no dent etc, and is in excellent shape. [/url][/IMG]

Burnt ends sauced and back in the WSM.

Out and sliced, not bad for my first time. The bottom of the thinnest part of the flat was tougher than the rest, but not bad.

It probed tender in the thick part of the flat, now it's in the cooler.

Wrapped it in paper at 1530.

This one was $1.34 a pound for choice, and there was 4 or 5 to choose from. I was surprised to see that many.