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SmokinAl

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My wife was out walking this morning & one of our neighbors was throwing away a little Weber kettle. So I went down & brought it home. It needed a little work. I reinforced the legs with a 9" pie pan, put new bolts & nuts on the legs, drilled a hole & put a therm in the lid, and put a bolt on the bottom vent so you could adjust it easier. I fired it up with about 12-14 briquettes & a chunk of hickory. It took about 5 minutes to get up to 400. I put a couple of veggie burgers on & a bunch of onions. It held 350-400 for the whole time. I am letting it burn out so it will get seasoned with our wood & charcoal instead of someone else's. Here's a couple of pics of it.

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That just cracks me up that you drink Steel Reserve...I Love that Stuff!...Great little kettle...JJ
 
Those are great little grills, especially if you're cooking for only a few.  They heat up fast, don't use much fuel and they're good quality.  Good find!

We don't have Steel Reserve out here on the left coast so I can't comment on it like the previous posters.  
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Curt.
 
When you other neighbor throws one away you can mail it to me.  Never see these on the curb in Texas.  a lot of people here refuse to cook on them.
 
Nice work Al.  It's just like that old saying " Find a weber pick it up, and all day you'll have good luck"...wait I think thats how it goes.
 
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