Weber Genesis Platinum, I bought in Wausau,Wisconsin. Will be drastically modified.
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Cody Bratton
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Tell her you want to you cook her a delicious meal on it, on New Years Eve! 
Cody, I learnt my underkill a couple years ago.
I was putting in a electric hoist in the rafters of my pole barn/shed.
I gave this little project some serious thought, the hoist was rated at plenty of weight.
I came up with my metal needs and went and bought what I needed.
Got it all welded up and hung to the rafter so I could lift my snowmobile off my trailer with out backing it off.
Lifted up the sled and to my surprise, the metal bowed like crazy, lesson learned.
I was very lucky, the metal guy bought all my metal back from me, the only thing I lost was some pride
From that day forward, there is no such thing as overkill
Mark don't cook.
I was putting in a electric hoist in the rafters of my pole barn/shed.
I gave this little project some serious thought, the hoist was rated at plenty of weight.
I came up with my metal needs and went and bought what I needed.
Got it all welded up and hung to the rafter so I could lift my snowmobile off my trailer with out backing it off.
Lifted up the sled and to my surprise, the metal bowed like crazy, lesson learned.
I was very lucky, the metal guy bought all my metal back from me, the only thing I lost was some pride
From that day forward, there is no such thing as overkill
Mark don't cook.
Cody Bratton
TVWBB All-Star
I’m 100% on board with the overbuilding of things. Do it once and be done. We’re both building our forever grills, and quite honestly, I’m really liking your thought of casters on all 4 corners.
I've never done it before, first time for everything.
Cody Bratton
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Where I grill in my driveway isn’t level, it slopes back/away. I’ve been trying to think of a way that I can level it. Threaded casters with a jam nut could be the ticket!
Eric-NH
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Wait a minute,a grill guy that doesn't cook? This is the most surprising thing in this entire thread!Cody, I learnt my underkill a couple years ago.
I was putting in a electric hoist in the rafters of my pole barn/shed.
I gave this little project some serious thought, the hoist was rated at plenty of weight.
I came up with my metal needs and went and bought what I needed.
Got it all welded up and hung to the rafter so I could lift my snowmobile off my trailer with out backing it off.
Lifted up the sled and to my surprise, the metal bowed like crazy, lesson learned.
I was very lucky, the metal guy bought all my metal back from me, the only thing I lost was some pride
From that day forward, there is no such thing as overkill
Mark don't cook.
My lovely wife does ALL cooking on our grills, not that I cook in the house at all
Thank you, I'm going to drill a 3/8 hole in these and then weld them on to each leg for my 3/8 stud caster wheels.
Cody Bratton
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if that was painted silver it would be really easy to like!
