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Mine was a floor model , so it was assembled . Check your directions , but this is what I'm talking about ,Thanks for the tip,
Yeah , it's a nice setup for sure . Great marketing .They all have the BBQ department right up front and have a nice selection of cookers, charcoal, wood chunks, pellets, rubs and sauces.
That fix for wobbly legs is great! I like that and will certainly keep it in mind. That wobble is exactly why I have a Performer and recently acquired Platypus. Thanks again Bud.Mine was a floor model , so it was assembled . Check your directions , but this is what I'm talking about ,
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Close up of the leg into the body . See the gap ?
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That's so this tab can go in , then the leg . The tab fills the gap .
The hammer marks aren't from me , and the tongue wasn't even in place .
Had to take it apart and straighten it out .
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Something else I do is cut a small wedges out of wood . Tap them in the leg attatchment ,
then snap them off . Really takes the wobble out of the grill if it's loose .
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I am blessed to have four really nice ACE Hardware stores within a ten mile radius. For all things Weber I do business with them rather than Amazon. Someone always has what I want in stock.My town has a new and large Ace, and in the last few years I've been to similar stores in Montana and northern Wyoming. They all have the BBQ department right up front and have a nice selection of cookers, charcoal, wood chunks, pellets, rubs and sauces.
5 or 6 years ago during a remodel, I got in the habit of checking availability for items on the website for my Home Depot and Ace Hardware stores, then paying for them online. Sometimes, in less than 30 minutes I'll get a text message saying my order is at the service desk ready for pick-up.I am blessed to have four really nice ACE Hardware stores within a ten mile radius. For all things Weber I do business with them rather than Amazon. Someone always has what I want in stock.
That is cool! EDIT: the one up here has some RT grills...now im screwed.Wow that is shiny! And Ace is the place....right? LOL The Ace's here have Recteq, blackstones, webers, eggs, etc....its very dangerous...One had a RT 1600...... and now I have a 1600....
Yep, I have one down the street. As you said, the bbq stuff is all up front, and I have to browse every time I go in, even though I don't "need" anything.My town has a new and large Ace, and in the last few years I've been to similar stores in Montana and northern Wyoming. They all have the BBQ department right up front and have a nice selection of cookers, charcoal, wood chunks, pellets, rubs and sauces.