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Couldn't resist passing this one along to all of you. https://worcester.craigslist.org/zip/d/manchaug-charcoal-gas-smoker-grill/7725252424.html That oughta clean up nice, huh?

Years ago, 30+ or so, I ran across some extruded coconut charcoal at a local Building 19 location. Found it interesting enough to purchase a couple of boxes. Building 19 was a retail store where "things go to die", they would purchase odd lots, overruns, bankruptcies etc. Great stuff. Next to...

50+ years ago when I first started grilling on my own I had a grill a friend named" The Crematory". I've gotten better over the years.

Well, OK then. I've got a long time friend that is somewhat foolish and asinine (I know, redundant). He ran across one of these in Central Massachusetts at a Home Goods, TJ Maxx, somewhat kind of retailer. Millbury MA RT 146 area big shopping area if I remember correctly. And he bought it...

Free e310 in Western Massachusetts, needs manifold repair/replacement: https://westernmass.craigslist.org/hsh/d/northampton-free-weber-spirit-e310-gas/7581246033.html

Last week I spent $30 on a middle of the road large pizza, take away, not eat in. That's about 24 pizzas? Course, you'd need to add in the needed ingredients etc. Couple of months ago I snagged a Kettle Pizza Serious Eats Edition off of Craigslist for $50. Haven't had the opportunity to fire...

They allowed their kid to use it indoors? That's just downright dangerous. Making a call to Children Services right now.

Thanks. Xylol is what I was looking for, I think. I had done a search through the forum prior to posting the question, didn't find an answer. Was wondering if there was some newer item that has been found to work better.

Now that all of us are hunkered down (thanks Canada!) I've got a question. Best degreaser for cleaning prior to painting exterior aluminum components? I've seen references to Simple Green, Purple Power, Orange, others. Is there a better overall? And is it better to wipe down with a pre-paint...

And another thank you to Chris.

Them people in Newport got some nice stuff..... https://providence.craigslist.org/for/d/newport-new-original-pk300-grill-extras/7566047406.html New Original PK300 Grill w/ Extras!! - $520 (Newport) New Original PK300 Grill fully assembled with the following: Upgraded Stainless Steel Grate...

I'm betting it's Australian, from the "mate" reference.

Craigslist, Burlington VT. Too far for me to justify. https://vermont.craigslist.org/for/d/burlington-retro-lounge-chairs-weber/7561962054.html Asking $100 for all.

Just a year or so. There's some pics in other threads, getting the propane upgrade in place. Maybe not of the grill itself, just the guts. As long as I'm in the "group" I'll express.... Up until a few years ago I was a longtime charcoal/lump guy only. Well over 30 years. Many grills, many...

Just read through all 12 pages, and thinking I may need to get in gear over the winter to get my Skyline back in shape. Found it last year as a Craigslist freebie, giving location and first come gets it. Had to pass a lame excuse for leaving the house to my wife.... Put it in the garage the next...

Thanks LMichaels for your earlier advice. I eventually ordered an OEM straight from Bayou Classics, spending probably at least double had I been comfortable enough to source one comparable from the secondary market. Works a charm. Been wanting to add one of these to my collection primarily for...

Listing says sold....11:26AM, only posted 4 hours previous.

Along with the steel slab top is the newer configuration of the pizza stone base configuration. They call it a "tombstone", what I see as a benefit is three sided open areas within the grill for adding more charcoal briquets/lump and hardwood chunks if wanting to extend the cook. That said...

The $50 tag included the top slab steel piece. Missing from the original sale boxed item were the wooden peel, the aluminum peel, and the 14" metal pan. I've got peels, no need for the pan. I'll try to get a pic up tomorrow. That the uninsulated SS accessory (or the Weber grill itself) will...

Primitive? As in, cooking over an open fire? I'll see what I can do.