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Not sure where you have been training, but I do this three years running, always skipping the fourth year, without effort.

Cooking skinless chicken breast, planked in half, marinated in jamacan jerk. Using new warming grate on my 19.5

Wife made up ground lamb, penzey's greek seasoning, grated onion and garlic. Shaped to fit into a pita. Foil packs are beets from the farmers market w/ olive oil.

That is good rub on fish and veg

She doesn't read the forum, does she?

it is a generational thing, not a size thing

Thanks for the details. I ordered one to try it

I did not realise they are just outside of Miami.

When you get the charcoal shipped, does it get banged up and turned into smalls?

I will have the grub-hub driver stop by for a go-box. Looks fantastic!

very nice - all in all. I enjoy bourbon straight or in an old-fashioned. My go to is Widow Jane, small batch.

I will build a kon-tiki and sail it over the seven seas

I was unaware of the issue, thanks.

It used to be listed in the web store. All i see now is a description. Best to reach out to Dennis

every day cooking is royal oak, rockwood lump. cooks where i want smoke profiles & long cooks I use Dennis's coconut extruded.

1st cook = pork shoulder

Looking at the dimensions of the 23", 32" 42" models, they range from 34.5" to 35" at lid opening. You can use that data as a comparison to where yours is sitting now.

It looks like a 22" Table Top weighs in around 450 pounds. If you have two strong folks, maybe you can remove the top and carry each separate? or, possibly use a utility wagon and ramp?

Great work, well executed. I have one that hitched a ride on my calf from Australia in '06.

Ok, I give

You will be doing the various islands of Indonesia; one on each plaque.

Looks like a barrel of monkeys, monkey. 5 stars on the outcome of the kitchen - looks fantastic.

Thank Nick. That is what we call a POSK; a kamado type cooker that Richard Johnson made back in the day out of concrete and chicken wire. It is not a Dennis Komodo Kamado. That threaded rod is probably totally rusted to the spider collar in the top. You may have to resort to a rusted bolt approach, i.e. liquid wrench. bear in mind to cover all the concrete surfaces so as to avoid them absorbing the liquid. Others may have suggestions.

Nick, Can you post a picture of the cooker and and one of the inside of the underside of the lid please?

It also looks like it is missing the lower band. It'd be fine for a planter