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Lance

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  1. I'm considering buying the 23kk now before getting the 32 down the road. So I took the tape measure outside to my large bge. And I compared the measurements of the 23 to the egg and said WOW!!! I  measured every which way but loose.

    No comparison, that 23 is huge. I want to see one now before I  purchase.

    If anyone is around Columbia S.C. I  sure would like to see yours if possible. 

    I would drive a few hours if necessary. 

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  2. Hello everyone, I am interested in seeing a 23kk in or around the Columbia S.C. area. I  am willing to drive a few hours if necessary. 

     

    I am considering buying one but I sure would love to see one in person first. 

     

    Thanks in advance for any help. I live in Sumter S.C.

    Peace,

    Lance

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  3. Can't afford the 32bb right now,  so I'm considering a 22 or a 19. I would really appreciate it if someone can show me some pictures of food cooking on their 22's for a perspective. 

    Also of your 16TT. Thanks in advance. 

  4. 25 minutes ago, ckreef said:

    I'm not sure about the floor. It's the sides down in the firebox region.

    On bigger KK's you have a body and two separate firebox pieces that wedge down into the body in the firebox region making an extra thick firebox.

    On a 16 it's one unit that incorporates a thicker bottom area of the body to make a firebox. There isn't sperate firebox pieces. 

     

    Both these picture show the firebox region just below the back serial number plate. 

    19" with 2 firebox pieces that get wedged down in the body. Once set down in there, you are to never attempt to remove them. They basically become one unit. 

    19firebox.thumb.jpg.f2492d4bc10c4a017d5b3189135e4b95.jpg

     

    This the 16. No sperate pieces. That bottom lip is where the lump basket sits. 

    16firebox.thumb.jpg.0dab3da79c628c623edc2414a48c5ca6.jpg

     

    There is nothing to be concerned about. Both methods work fine for their respective sizes. If Dennis would have made separate firebox pieces in the 16 there would be very little room left for lump. I've had the 16 for a few years now with over 500 cooks on it. The 19 I've had for a couple less years and I'm probably just now getting up to 500 cooks on it. 

     

     

     

    @ckreef Well said, easy to be understood. Pictures says alot. Thx.

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  5. 42 minutes ago, ckreef said:

    The plate on the 16 lump basket is a heat shield for the lower vent and does the same job as the vent shield in the bigger units. Also notice in the 16 version there isn't a separate fire box. The bottom of the grill is thicker incorporating the firebox in the main body. The bigger KK's have a separate set of firebox pieces that fit inside the Komodo base. 

    @ckreef so you're saying the floor of the 16 is very thick taking the place of the fire box in the bigger units? So therefore the side walls of the 16TT can hold it's own as far as the high heat concerned?

  6. 2 hours ago, MacKenzie said:

    @ Lance, Jon is probably boating this weekend so I'll take the liberty and tell you why I think the SS plate is there. I believe it is there to keep live coals from falling out the vent holes. That's my 2 cents. :)

    @MacKenzie thx for the reply, but to your knowledge is the plate laying in the charcoal basket more like an "L" shape? Being attached to the inside of the basket at the opening of the vent?

    Therefore the plate burns with every cook. I'm just a little confused. I would like to see a inside view from the opposite angle. 

    Because if the plate is keeping the charcoal from going out isn't it also obstructing the air flow from coming in freely? That's where I'm confused. 

    Thx for your input MacKenzie. 

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