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I take 6" of duct tape and put half it's width on a trash bag and the other across the front draft door frame.. Then I just sweep the ashes out the front door into the bag..

Actually the weight in kilos is the small upper number.. The big bold number is the cost. It's 2800 baht a kilo.. which is about $38 a pound. Not the end of the world but not wholesale/restaurant pricing like I get in Indo. But it's in probably the most beautiful mall in the world.. I say this because Bangkok now is the number one tourist destination in the world.. last year 21 million arrivals.. number two London 19 million arrivals.. boggles the mind eeh?

I needed to make a visa run to Bangkok and while browsing thru meat counter in Bangkok these unusually thick cut bone in rib eyes won me over.. The vacuum packed two bags of crushed ice so they were flat plates and then vacuum packed the meat between them like a sandwich.. Great service. Can wait to cook this.. the one I grabbed was 3.2lbs!! The were labeled: Australian Wagyu MS 5/6 Dry Aged 6 weeks Prime Rib

Cold smoker -- It can be used to generate clean smoke for low and slow cooks with charcoal burning and without burning charcoal in the grill can create very low temp smoke for cold smoking. This lets you add a smoke profile without cooking the meat.

I find that I get the purple smoke rings when I put the meat in and don't open/peek until late in the cook..

I'd go main and upper with drip pan and tin foil shiny side up to create the indirect area..

Yes correct that was the new grill price in 2012 for the pebble.. It was the 23" GEN 2.4 OTB

OOps.. The sizes are whole numbers converted from CM

Heylo AKM welcome to the forum.. Just an FYI.. MacKenzie is also of the female persuasion, and with alarming regularity she puts all the men on this forum including myself to shame and knocks cook after cook out of the park. Not just in the breadth and depth of her cooks but her photography is also award winning quality. I call her the Julia Childs of Charcoal cooking! I encourage you to just jump in.. they are very user friendly.

I laughed when I received this.. These sizes are of course whole numbers converted from CM . There is nothing here that needs tight tolerances.. This will give you a general idea of the shipping boxes we build..

Because these posts generate quite a bit of mail and there are so many models etc. I'm now going to post information about the used grills being offered here. Full disclosure is the best policy. This grill was sold by KK Sept 2012 to Craig F. in Thousand Oaks who in turn sold it to the current seller. 23" GEN 2.4 Ultimate OTB Vibrant Blue Pebble KK-HY2133 $3,800 While it is a great grill is not our current production..

And I usually only set up the roti for when I have company.. For some reason meat spinning over a fire gets people all excited. Opening up the grill always gets the oohs and aahs.. Then the served food hits it out of the park..

I love it.. Great job Bruce!! You had a lot going on there congrats..

I have a huge one in my garden I need to shoot.. HUGE.. LOL

I've been working on this project for years now, as some of you remember my first attempt turned out to be over 22" and was sold for a while and then the standing discontinued and shifted into a huge table top.. So this grill actually measures 21" left to right and 20" front to rear. Great size just working on the COGM now.. The lid has a little bit of the 23's shape added to the Hi-Cap shape for aesthetics.. I'm very pleased with this new addition to the KK family.. 23" Ultimate with the new 21" Supreme.. These two beauties are going to the UK. Argh.. the factory camera has some moisture trapped in the lens causing that white flare..

The most important thing is to sit the grill base up on a block of wood or small wooden box so that the wheels are on touching the palette or truck floor. I can get photos and measurements for you..

Good luck with your sale, please transport the grill on a small wooden block that lifts the wheels off the floor of the truck. PS your side tables are mounted on the wrong sides..

402 lbs... Displacement: 955.00 ccm (58.27 cubic inches) Engine type: In-line three, four-stroke Power: 146.00 HP (108.8 kW)) @ 10800 RPM Torque: 100.00 Nm (10.2 kgf-m or 73.8 ft.lbs) @ 8200 RPM

My Triumph 955 has upgraded pistons and cams and is injected with triple 44mm throttle bodies! Intake sound is louder than the exhaust.. Dyno-ed 146hp Stupid fast I don't ride it much any more.. It's a garage queen.

"mostly it's just mediocre" I find that hard to believe.. Just saying! I have a friend I'm here visiting from the states and I reverse seared with smoke some 5-6 wagyu Tri-Tips with salt, pepper, garlic and parsley.. Then slathered in Best Foods to brown up.. BF worked great in fact by accident it made amazing grate marks.. When we finally sliced it up, watching him eat it was almost comical.. Food Porn for sure and his face was saying Oral Orgasm to say the least. He was a career manager at Four Season Resorts and said it was as good as any beef he's ever put in his mouth!! KK does it again!

If it happens, it's a one-time occurrence..

The new cradles have a socket and pin-clip connection so motor direction is irrelevant.

Just a head's UP.. with TriTips it's easy to not see where the grain turns.. Really important to cut these across the grain and at a bias so you get more face on your slices..

The actual refractory hot face is a very unattractive gray splotchy color.. The bottom of the grill has four bolts going to the rolling base these holes in the bottom are failed and covered with a simple white refractory plaster, it's use is primarily cosmetic.. We white wash and fill any divots or holes on the inside with this material also. It's supposed to bond to the refractory hot face when heated to 600°.. There seems to be certain conditions, usually humidity related, which can cause it to come loose/delaminate which is what you're seeing.. This is a one time event, the loose material can be brushed away with a simple nylon brush.

If there is no shot of it almost finished on the grill it was cooked in a pan in your oven! LOL Please... Remember grill shots just before you pull!