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LMichaels said:
Hard to tell from the lighting. Is that Summit, one of the stainless steel framed ones?
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Yes it is

There are two of them near me. Both of them are $40. This one looks nicer than the other one but both of them have the grates I want.

Well I should say both are close but one is a bit more difficult considering I would have to take a ferry to get there. Unless I can talk them into meeting me on the mainland with it.
 
Josh Dekubber said:
Yes it is

There are two of them near me. Both of them are $40. This one looks nicer than the other one but both of them have the grates I want.

Well I should say both are close but one is a bit more difficult considering I would have to take a ferry to get there. Unless I can talk them into meeting me on the mainland with it.
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If nothing else maybe those frames could be the start of your very own "Frankengrill" projects like Bruce did :D
 
LMichaels said:
If nothing else maybe those frames could be the start of your very own "Frankengrill" projects like Bruce did :D
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Maybe a Genesis Junior stainless frame chop with a side burner LOL. I'd probably be more likely to just make it into a rolling workbench. Leave the cabinet on the bottom and put slats all the way across the top.
 
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Cody Bratton said:
That is my plan if I ever happen across a SS summit for free. I want some of those tables!
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The plastic ones?
If I grab one of them maybe I can send them to you.

I just want the SS grates and I'd hate to dump the rest of the grill in working condition. I'd have a hard time doing that.
 
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Yeah! I love those tables. I have one in mind that I am putting together for a friend that would look great on. Ill see if I can find the pic!
 

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Josh Dekubber said:
This one might be a good candidate for making into a rolling workbench. Also the SS grates would be nice to have.

Could even use this Grill until it rusts out and then make it into a work bench cart. Looks like it's in decent shape for now.

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For just $40, that one certainly is worth it for the stainless frame and grates. I think it might deserve better treatment, though. It is at least possible that you could make stainless reinforcements like I did for my 1st generation Summit that has a similar firebox design.
 
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For just $40, that one certainly is worth it for the stainless frame and grates. I think it might deserve better treatment, though. It is at least possible that you could make stainless reinforcements like I did for my 1st generation Summit that has a similar firebox design.
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It looks like it's in really good shape. I don't know what the inside of the firebox looks like but I think it at least deserves to get used until the firebox is shot.
 
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Half tempted to go after this. It’s kind of neat and relatively close to me.
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Those things are tanks. Kind of like a Broilmaster. They used a stamped stainless grate system that helped control flare up. And ceramic briquettes as heat diffusers. The one here even has a rotisserie burner. I had one just like it. Worked quite well. And the rotisserie burner had a tray above it for wood chips to add smoke. I think these were a little ahead of their time.
 
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