You are joking, right, have you seen the time stamps on some peoples posts? I started the thread at 7:30 PM and there were 87 views by 9:00 PM. Then your response was "
Today at 3:09 AM"
This site is at least 50% old men that are either insomniacs or they have to get up to take a leak 3X a night, then we have western time zones.
Anyhow, my response to my orig. question was in jest.
Have a great weekend.
Dan.
I just got home with it, there are two 3'' to 3.1/2'' vent holes with sliding flappers to adjust the air flow. This is build way better than I expected, he wasn't kidding when he said it is heavy. I have no idea how thick the steel is, it's less than 1/4'' but it's way heavier than my old original Oklahoma Joe. The fire box is pretty small though, we'll see how she runs with in the next day or two. Even though it only has two cooks on it, there is surface rust on it, so I'll most likely power wash it with a degreaser, hit the rust with a drill brush, repaint the whole thing with satin paint, it's easier to keep clean, then season all the bare metal.
It will be a fun little project for me, like I need more to do around here.
All, and all, I like it so far, and I know that I can get at least $500 for it on market place if I decide that I don't want to keep it.
Dan.
www.santamariagrills.com
