Grill rescued from the streets.

[Mark Kongslie]

I ran acrossed this basket case the other day on my route. The price was right, free!

The new parts. One leg socket was rewelded back on.

Gooder than new.

 

[Shaun R]

Nice job Mark, but the front handle should be in the middle so you can pull it.

 

[Timothy Hoffman]

Originally posted by Shaun R:
Nice job Mark, but the front handle should be in the middle so you can pull it.

I dont know why he does that. All of his grills are set up like that.

 

[Gerd H]

Originally posted by Timothy Hoffman:
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Shaun R:
Nice job Mark, but the front handle should be in the middle so you can pull it.

I dont know why he does that. All of his grills are set up like that. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

probably takes the pictures like that to get a rise out of all of us Weber nerds, and then turns it the right way to use it.

By the way, nice Weber rescue, Mark.

 

[Mike from Little Rock]

Nice CPR bro! I have to pick the ones like that up as well. Most of my friends have rehabbed beaters that turn out great food!

 

[Craig H]

I dont think putting the legs on the correct way makes us nerds.

Anal retentive, yes!

Nice score BTW. I have a spare NIB 22.5 leg kit sitting in the garage for a possible future rescue like yours. Just in case!

 

[Brian O'Neal]

Will be a nice resurrection project, to go from the trash pile to cooking....awesome

 

[Mark Kongslie]

I never noticed there was a correct way to put the legs on. After seeing this last night I have now "corrected" all the leg orientations.

I call this grill Grandpa. It will not see much use, but it will get used.