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[Troy Goldreyer]

Yeah I don't think they would look right on a nicely restored Classic Weber.

I agree 100%. I’m not a fan of the look either and for that price I could have two sets of Dave’s.

 

[Steve Hoch]

The more I think about it, the more I regret leaving that set of 9930's on the Jack Daniels grill when I sold it. Yeah, I've got more of them but that was a three piece set for the smoker box and I've never seen another set like it.

 

[Cody Bratton]

I probably won't end up getting a set but I bet they work really well.

I don’t disagree. I’m sure once they heat up they’ll sear steaks with the best of them… if I had a friend with a water jet CNC I’d buy the material to cut them to give them a try. lol

 

[Cody Bratton]

The more I think about it, the more I regret leaving that set of 9930's on the Jack Daniels grill when I sold it. Yeah, I've got more of them but that was a three piece set for the smoker box and I've never seen another set like it. View attachment 123118

That grill deserved that kind of quality.

 

[Steve Hoch]

That grill deserved that kind of quality.

It did, and those were the grates it was born with. Thanks, I feel better now

 

[LMichaels]

If you've ever watched the show Mexico One Plate at a Time with Chicago chef/native Rick Bayless he uses one of these https://kalamazoogourmet.com/products/grills/hybrid-fire-grill/ and it has grates just like that. Honestly if I'm looking for "performance" and nothing more........I'd love those grates

 

[Wilmer Cogburn]

If you've ever watched the show Mexico One Plate at a Time with Chicago chef/native Rick Bayless he uses one of these https://kalamazoogourmet.com/products/grills/hybrid-fire-grill/ and it has grates just like that. Honestly if I'm looking for "performance" and nothing more........I'd love those grates

Man those grills are spendy! Talking new car money!

 

[LMichaels]

Man those grills are spendy! Talking new car money!

Yeah he sure has it though and of course he's "sponsored" by them as well. But man that thing is pretty cool

 

[Jon Tofte]

The more I think about it, the more I regret leaving that set of 9930's on the Jack Daniels grill when I sold it. Yeah, I've got more of them but that was a three piece set for the smoker box and I've never seen another set like it. View attachment 123118

I know that you already know this, Steve, but just for observation, you could do the same to a regular set, if the need came up. Just cut-off wheel in two places. I did it on a 300 I sold because I wanted the removable GBS section to center over the "sear" section like it should have. I had to cut in three places because of the center support:



It worked out nice, because the small piece made a perfect place to install an non-OEM smoker box:

 

[Cody Bratton]

I know that you already know this, Steve, but just for observation, you could do the same to a regular set, if the need came up. Just cut-off wheel in two places. I did it on a 300 I sold because I wanted the removable GBS section to center over the "sear" section like it should have. I had to cut in three places because of the center support:

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It worked out nice, because the small piece made a perfect place to install an non-OEM smoker box:

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That is kind of what I want to do on my forever grill. I personally like the smoker boxes on the OG deep cookboxes, but I am wanting to modify the original steam n chips box to work with a silver cookbox. And come up with a way to not necessarily hinge them, but to link them so they can be flipped up out of the way.
If I can find a heavy enough SS chain link that would fit around the grates, I can notch and bend it, just inside the outer supports on each side, then bend it back and weld it on the bottom it would allow the smaller grate to be flipped to access the box.

I know, there is a lot of "meh" feelings of the internal smoke boxes on this site, but I have had great results on my 330, and F it, I like it! lol