Broilmaster G-2000D Restoration


 
My broilmaster G2000D that I just finished is a super cool Grill to me. Very unique and built like a tank. I've been thinking about it and I still don't know what I'm going to do with it. I currently have five grills that I'm using so I don't need it for that and I can only have so many forever grills. I think I'm going to have to find a home for it. Hopefully I can find somebody who will appreciate it.
 
I truly understand the feeling. While I've sort of drifted out of the huge quantities of grills game, (though my family still makes fun of me), I've gone into coffee grinders and brewers. Just got a new one again I will post about if everyone promises not to make too much fun of me :D
But, they're smaller and easier to rotate and "hide when needed" :D
 
Josh Dekubber said:
My broilmaster G2000D that I just finished is a super cool Grill to me. Very unique and built like a tank. I've been thinking about it and I still don't know what I'm going to do with it. I currently have five grills that I'm using so I don't need it for that and I can only have so many forever grills. I think I'm going to have to find a home for it. Hopefully I can find somebody who will appreciate it.
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That may take some time, but there has to be someone out there. I would start with the Broilmaster group on FB and see if anyone there (or someone they know) would give it a good home. If I was a couple thousand miles closer - and didn't already have a similar one in never completed project status 😞 - I would be lining up at the door!
 
LMichaels said:
I truly understand the feeling. While I've sort of drifted out of the huge quantities of grills game, (though my family still makes fun of me), I've gone into coffee grinders and brewers. Just got a new one again I will post about if everyone promises not to make too much fun of me :D
But, they're smaller and easier to rotate and "hide when needed" :D
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That is definitely one of the main issues with "collecting" grills. I have mentioned this before, but one time when my older son got drafted to help move a bunch of my grills he asked my wife, "Why couldn't Dad just collect stamps!"
 
Jon Tofte said:
That may take some time, but there has to be someone out there. I would start with the Broilmaster group on FB and see if anyone there (or someone they know) would give it a good home. If I was a couple thousand miles closer - and didn't already have a similar one in never completed project status 😞 - I would be lining up at the door!
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Jon I would give it to you in a heartbeat. I know you would appreciate it!

We'll see how it goes. If the right opportunity presents itself I may pass it along to the next person. Otherwise I might just start using it. I definitely think it has some really positive unique traits about it.
 
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