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Hi all, I just was given a weber kettle that I would like to have identified by you knowledgable kettleheads, but cant figure out how to upload a picture. It is a 18.5 style grill with a solid bottom bowl. The inlet vents are a pair of one-inch holes on opposite sides from each other (4 holes...

Ever since I got this SJS, my ole 22 has seen less and less duty. I am almost feeling like I am being unfair to it in a way. LOL! Just cooked up a couple of NY Strips to (perfection) on the SJS while the OTS was watching wistfully nearby. This little grill is great and will cook anything...

This question may favor the WSM 18 owners, but have any of you "trussed" a extremely large packer brisket along the long axis in the hopes that you could make it fit better on the WSM 18 ? Even more, have any of you trussed briskets and then could fit 4 on an WSM 18 easier? If you have, did...

I've been lamenting over which grill to buy next. Up till last week, it was going to be the WSM because I already have a OTS 22 and I wanted to get a more smoke ready rig to round out the arsenault. Then I started to think about the OTG 26 as an option. I've cooked on kettles for years, and...

I have had various Weber kettles over the last 25 years, from the old spin vent version to the OTS now. I love them and have been brand loyal, staying with charcoal all the way. You can cook almost anything on em, as yall know. I did a nice brisket flat smoked with cherrywood chip yesterday...

Has anyone had a problem with the ash sweeper/bottom vent working loose over a few cooks? It seems that my sweepers keep loosening up over a few uses and stop sealing well enough to regulate temp properly, not to mention incomplete cleaning of the ashes. I tightened up the assembly pretty damn...

Hi all, Been lurking thisnking of buying a 18.5 WSM and reading on how you might get burnt ends on ribs etc. near the edges where the heat has a straight shot up the sides. Couldn't you wrap some heavy alum foil on the outermost, say 4 inches or so out past the water pan, all the way around...