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Nice build Dustin.....one quick clarification to your earlier post where you said . The lid wont seat properly on the bowl if the bowl is set directly on the frame (the lip of the lid hits the frame before touching the bowl). The 3/4" angle pieces were used because they were available and it...

Nice work Brian.....bet that's a handy attachment.

The 26 is far more versatile. You wont regret it. Plus, there are ways around the wobbly legs such as: http://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?56492-Pimp-My-26-75-quot-Kettle

Not me Jim.....unboxing a new Ranch would be a special day though....:).

Nice build Steve....glad to see others putting the mini-Ranch mod to use and liking the results.

Check your local Fleet Farm or Ace. Ive seen them there as well for $5.99.

Cajun bandit makes a ring and offers a roti for the 26ers. Excellent fit and quality. Check it out here: http://cajunbandit.com/rotisserie/

From the pics, it looks like "Weber" is engraved in the vent. If so, this is probably from the mid 70s. This looks like a true gray kettle (not faded black). Either way, its a great score.

Thanks for the "shout out" Larry. The mini-WSM works amazingly well.

Sorry Hank..,I meant the lip of the 32 qt pot you purchased from Amazon. The Vasconia has a rolled lip which I cut off. It sounds like this is a flat "L" shaped lip on the top of the pot.

Hank H...regarding the top edge on your new pot. Is it a flat "L" shaped lid or a rolled lid like the IMUSA or Vasconia pots? Can you provide a pic? Im thinking of building a second "mini" and am interested in the thicker pot.

I was the other lucky recipient of the warming rack....thank you T Perkins. Ive put mine to use on several occassions and it works great.

Thanks for the kind comments everyone....this one was found through word of mouth, not CL. Shaun-I paid $65...a little steep but considering the age and condition, I thought it was worth it. Timothy-Im willing to share in the bounty, are you looking for a red? Jim-careful...I may actually find...

Nice score Kim....I saw that one pop up on CL and it was gone just as fast. Good to see someone here snagged it.

Jim...this was from Tosa. I was skeptical at first because there was a spray painted green "B" listed on CL a while back. This is not the same.

Im not planning on flipping it (although the corral is bustin' at the seams) but it just seems to clean to cook on. I'll leave the cookin' for my "go to" OTG and MT.

Seller said he had a red Weber that he had for years and couldnt remember the last time he used it. This is exactly how I picked it up. Only one small chip on the rim of the lid. Havent seen the metal wheels before but they sure look neat.

A recent acquisition. Date code B. The seller said it was his fathers and that it was used only a couple of times.

Mark- www.appliancefactoryparts.com C-I secured an old lid from an aluminum coffe maker to the legs and use this as a tray to hold an ash pan from an 18" OTS. Very easy to empty the ashes.

I have been using 3/4" copper tubing cut to the length of each leg. Once cut, I wrap approximately 8 wraps of 2" wide masking tape on each end followed by 2 or 3 more evenly spaced between the ends (enough tape to make a snug fit but still allow the copper pipe to slide into the leg). Then...