Cover for q3200 / q320 with tables down?


 
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Jacob - Grillin’

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The standard weber cover is super loose if the tables are down. Does anyone have a cover model handy that is a nice snug fit when the q3200 has the tables folded?
 
I might have one just like that. I stopped using covers on my Qs for the ones that have painted lids. I once painted a lid with nice VHT primer, paint and clear coat....did the burn in a few times, even let it set outside for a couple weeks. Then I put the cover on and the Atlanta heat got the paint hot enough to cause the cover to stick to the lid. So that's why I just stopped using a cover. I still cover all my kettles.

If I find it, I'll let you know. You can have it if you want it. It's not new, but is solid with no holes.
 
Kyle in Woodstock said:
I might have one just like that. I stopped using covers on my Qs for the ones that have painted lids. I once painted a lid with nice VHT primer, paint and clear coat....did the burn in a few times, even let it set outside for a couple weeks. Then I put the cover on and the Atlanta heat got the paint hot enough to cause the cover to stick to the lid. So that's why I just stopped using a cover. I still cover all my kettles.

If I find it, I'll let you know. You can have it if you want it. It's not new, but is solid with no holes.
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Thanks Kyle. If you find it, happy to buy it off you.
 
Walt said:
I bought these Amazon Basic covers at least 5 years ago and they're still going strong. I bought other sizes to cover a propane weber and another to cover 2 smokers. I think this one will fit your Q300, it's 58" wide
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00S13D31Q/?tag=tvwb-20
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Thanks, the thing is, I only use it a few times a month and would rather store it tables down. it's around 37" inches. There is a small cover, but looking at reviews from folks who tried it with the Q it is still very loose around the base.
 
Has anyone found a suitable replacement cover for the 6553 that they no longer make? I would like a cover that fits with the shelves down. It measures about 38-39" across.
 
Thanks - I will give that a shot. As a bonus I will not be able to see all the pollen that build up on it this time of year!
 
Question - Does it drag on the ground? If you get a chance please post a picture of it on your grill;-)
Thanks
Joe
 
You're forcing me to reveal I'm not a clean freak but this is how it rides... about like a nice suit, just above the bottom of the heal:

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BFletcher said:
You're forcing me to reveal I'm not a clean freak but this is how it rides... about like a nice suit, just above the bottom of the heal:

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Thanks - Hard to be a clean freak when BBQing is a greasy business. Maybe that is why most covers are black;-) Cover looks like a great fit. Thanks for the recomendation. What is hiding under the other one with the cord?
 
Joe Anshien said:
What is hiding under the other one with the cord?
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That was my very first smoker purchased in 2015 that led me to this journey, a Char-Broil Digital Electric Smoker similar to what is pictured here. It's difficult to relinquish because it worked and it propelled me to this awesome hobby.

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BFletcher said:
That was my very first smoker purchased in 2015 that led me to this journey, a Char-Broil Digital Electric Smoker similar to what is pictured here. It's difficult to relinquish because it worked and it propelled me to this awesome hobby.

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That is great. A char-Broil product that hasn't fallen apart after 6 years is a good one;-)
 
BFletcher said:
You're forcing me to reveal I'm not a clean freak but this is how it rides... about like a nice suit, just above the bottom of the heal:

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Buying a grill cover is quite the commitment for me. I don't usually marry a grill I just sort of date them for a while. This is the first one I have bought a cover for in ages. Check out her new dress. Kind of wrinkly. Hopefully smooth out a little with age.
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