Josh Dekubber
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No I don't feel being enabled by others here. I feel like I found a group of like-minded people. I haven't changed but I found people with a similar interest
I will just leave this here
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Josh Dekubber
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Okay I will definitely keep that in mind
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Samuel
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Any I idea where the worktable is from? Or could be on backwards.
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Definitely backwards. The second to last picture in the listing shows the rounded end.Any I idea where the worktable is from? Or could be on backwards.
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Cody Bratton
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So I saw this today, and it got me thinking… anyone ever tried to see if the side tables in this summit would fit onto an s300? Just strictly out of curiosity. The dimensions of the grill are quite similar depth wise. I like those bigger side tables. I’ve had a few cocktails, so take that for what it is 
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It's really not a bad solution for someone without any metal working ability and dissatisfied with Weber's poorly braced frame.
Eric-NH
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Little black paint and it might not even be THAT noticeable. Or embrace it and stain it up real nice
Little black paint and it might not even be THAT noticeable. Or embrace it and stain it up real nice
Better yet, use those two pieces on the bottom as sleepers, and make a set of slats across the bottom. It would be functional and look better.
I should add too ---- its pretty disappointing how few choices there are for SilverA grates nowadays - just CI and the crappy stamped steel is all I see. I noticed the steel 'channel grates' on my flipper has popped a couple of welds 
debating if I should pop for a new set of grates and hope to get my money back on them.... I'm thinking it will be difficult.
This is the cheapest option I've seen --- CI grates for $27.50 that has me thinking, but only ONE set left.... next ones up are $32 but seems like plenty of stock.
I've got the Silver listed at $125 as it sits right now taking into account that it really needs new grates --- I'm not sure I could get $150+ even with new grates....
debating if I should pop for a new set of grates and hope to get my money back on them.... I'm thinking it will be difficult.This is the cheapest option I've seen --- CI grates for $27.50 that has me thinking, but only ONE set left.... next ones up are $32 but seems like plenty of stock.
I've got the Silver listed at $125 as it sits right now taking into account that it really needs new grates --- I'm not sure I could get $150+ even with new grates....
Thanks for the links! I've spent more time scrolling thru amazon looking for these --- I never did see the rod grates - just endless size/material buttons that would be dead ended.
Edit to add --- it does kinda concern me when they show grills other than a weber in an ad for weber grates..... seems like rolling the dice on what you will actually receive.
Edit to add --- it does kinda concern me when they show grills other than a weber in an ad for weber grates..... seems like rolling the dice on what you will actually receive.
Ralph
TVWBB Super Fan
One of the parts grills I picked up (for free) had a real rusty frame- the ends of the struts were just crumbling. The frame was secured tight with A LOT of that 1/4" wide clear fiberglass strapping tape. Probably close to 100 feet, just wrapped back and forth and all around a few dozen times to keep things (relatively) stable. I should have taken a picture before I scrapped it.
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Bruce
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This is kinda amusing. The guy has had it listed for 43 weeks and he just dropped the price down $5.
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Cody Bratton
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I’ve been watching that one. Looks like a good specimen.
Cody Bratton
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Had a super stubborn end piece. It had a solid 5 day soak in penetrating oil. Got a real good bite on it on the female end of the frame extension. Note that only one side is spot welded so that was the side I went with. A few firm hits with the ol 3 pound persuader and she started coming out. Thankfully these are the ones that don’t have the threaded insert. Priority was to save the extension bars, but both pieces survived unscathed. Minor vise marks on the tab only.
That plastic is some pretty tough stuff.
That plastic is some pretty tough stuff.
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