summit restore next up

[PatrickG]

i am restoring 2 of these grills

 

[JohnS NJ]

Bones looks good. Those are some monster bars on the grates

 

[Bruce]

I believe the solid SS grates that came with Summit grills were 9mm.

 

[Jon Tofte]

I believe the solid SS grates that came with Summit grills were 9mm.

Yes, they are about the same thickness as rcplanebuyer but not spaced nearly as closely.

 

[Jon Tofte]

I am not a fan of those current Summits, but if the firebox is intact without burn-through and the cabinetry isn't rusted out, I am sure they can cook well with all the components working properly. For me, they are just too heavy, too complicated and too prone to rust. I hope, however, that you have better success than I did:

 

[Ed P]

I've heard of a " BrucePile™ " ... is this a " JonPile™ ?

 

[Bruce]

Jon's pile is bigger.

 

[Ed P]

AND stainless. I wonder how his wife lets him get away with it.

 

[Jon Tofte]

Jon's pile is bigger.

Maybe, but you are right up there with me!

 

[Ed P]

Is it all about size? At our age?

 

[Bruce]

Nope, it is all about survival.

 

[Ed P]

It's very funny to me, and maybe only natural, but the older we males get, the more we tend to compare scars and old injuries and our aches and pains.

Nope, it is all about survival.

So a BrucePile™ is a perimeter defense?

 

[PatrickG]

It's very funny to me, and maybe only natural, but the older we males get, the more we tend to compare scars and old injuries and our aches and pains.

So a BrucePile™ is a perimeter defense?

hi i have a question how do you get those little BBQs you have on the bottom of your post