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I see them on several grills. Usually the printing on them is worn off and I just assumed they were stickers with letters that identified individual parts for use by the customer in putting the grill together. Some of those people obviously didn't bother to remove the stickers when done assembling the grill.
 
Steve Hoch said:
They were just another accessory you could buy for your grill, like the handle light that's on it too.
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I’m just surprised I haven’t seen them for these. I have a nib stream and chips for a 1/x000, and a nib one for a sidewinder 330. I know a lot of guys don’t like them, and say they’d prefer the grate space. But I rarely cook that far on the edges
 
Cody Bratton said:
I’m just surprised I haven’t seen them for these. I have a nib stream and chips for a 1/x000, and a nib one for a sidewinder 330. I know a lot of guys don’t like them, and say they’d prefer the grate space. But I rarely cook that far on the edges
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I can see putting a brand new one in a nice restoration as long as you used the right grates with it. Other than that I can take them or leave them. I have noticed that they made quite a few different versions of them, mostly having to do with the different types of grates they came with. I haven't really paid much attention to which ones fit what grills.
 
Cody Bratton said:
Right down the street. Electric Q. Hardly looks used. $50 - No, I’m not going to get it. View attachment 117829

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If it was free I would snag the grates for a Char-Q. The cart could be used for a Char-Q also but I don't really like those carts. Some people prefer them though.
 
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