Chad Bman
TVWBB All-Star
Which joins the 22.5" WSM and a host of other Webers.... lol Went to the final day of an estate sale in the hopes the WSM listed in the photos was still available. Yup, it was. You'll see why in a minute.
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Home, and this is the condition I got it in.
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No wonder it was still there, they were out of their mind on that asking price.
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But on the other hand, it's an AT (2013) model. No, the pic isn't upside down. The handle is above this pic, so it was stamped installed this way.
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Top grate is pretty clean
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Middle grate needed some scraping, but not too shabby.
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I now have an 18" ring to try in the 22" as some people have done.
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There was a pile of charcoal remnants, but those got knocked off at the estate sale side yard. lol
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C'mon people, this is a new smoker. Treat it with some respect, not neglect!
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Let the clean up begin... Starting with the bottom bowl.
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After it was clean, I took the legs off for additional cleaning and to properly place the fiber washers. They had the fiber washers stacked and all on the inside. Pretty sure Weber designed this to have a fiber washer on each side of the porcelain. Which is how I put it back together.
More on the next post...
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Home, and this is the condition I got it in.
.

.
No wonder it was still there, they were out of their mind on that asking price.
.

.
But on the other hand, it's an AT (2013) model. No, the pic isn't upside down. The handle is above this pic, so it was stamped installed this way.
.

.
Top grate is pretty clean
.

.
Middle grate needed some scraping, but not too shabby.
.

.
I now have an 18" ring to try in the 22" as some people have done.
.

.
There was a pile of charcoal remnants, but those got knocked off at the estate sale side yard. lol
.

.
C'mon people, this is a new smoker. Treat it with some respect, not neglect!
.

.
Let the clean up begin... Starting with the bottom bowl.
.

.
After it was clean, I took the legs off for additional cleaning and to properly place the fiber washers. They had the fiber washers stacked and all on the inside. Pretty sure Weber designed this to have a fiber washer on each side of the porcelain. Which is how I put it back together.
More on the next post...