Tucker

Ospho is a great product. It basically changes rust back to a black paintable surface. I used it for any rusty metal rehab. You'll have success with that process.

I have used magic erasers, they work well, but fall apart quickly. I have used zep for grease or dawn dish soap with a dobi scrub, both work well. With any of the approaches, hot water is a key.

I wonder if wished he had made her angry more often?

food looks great. Looks like it rained on ya'll.

Bernzomatic weed burner 100% of the time. low-n-slow - light a small bit of charcoal. higher heats - light more.

great video

I enjoy using just olive oil, salt & pepper on spareribs. 250f, bone side down for 2 hours w/ smoke. wrap in foil, meat side down, back on for 2.5 hours. the porky goodness shines and the meat is very tender.

Mother-in-laws old arbor swing was falling apart. purchased a new Cypress bench and built a pressure treated Arbor frame. whole thing came in under $700 cost. new pre-built arbor frames were over $1,110 by them selves with 2x4 construction no less..

here are a couple of shirts for amusement. LOVE the BBQ shirt, it is worn by the BBQ employees.................................................................

@tekobo - Thanks, I did the same. I have Niece who is making me a sign.

I LOVE the towel! Going to get a sign made for my pavilion

One of my brothers asked for a TV console table made of Cherry. This is the result. finished with hard wax oil satin. had a great time putting this one into reality.

Built this box to hold our Royal Rummy game. Maple body, eucalyptus and red heart splines.

Ah, but it looks like you have nothing on this guy.

Welp, we know where to go if there is a shortage in either department. 🧐

How about Tea? 😎

I have never done this on any of the cookers I own. hmm

If the grate from left to right measures 19", then I would say it is probably the 2nd Gen of the standing 19.5" because of the higher dome lid. I own a 1st gen 19.5". Left to right measurements: The 23" model measures 22.5" inside. The 21" model measures 21.6" inside. The 19" tabletop model, which is what is presently being sold, measures 19.3".

The 19.5" I bought in April 2009 is still in perfect condition and working hard each weekend.

Once you get it on the ground, these grills are easy to roll/move. Just take it slow-n-easy

I agree with tekobo. a 32" is a two-person job. empty everything out except the firebox to reduce the weight. Secure the ramp Dennis provides to the pallet so it does not slide away as you roll it down.

The Nationwide slogan was introduced in the mid-60's.

That is a rare 'spiral loaf', typically seen on saturn.

Made a cherry / maple entry table for a friend. He gave me a very twisted 6 quarter slab, salvaged enough for the top and shelf. Left a live edge on the shelf, facing front.

Fantastic Looking!! good luck with it, Enjoy