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  1. Beautiful grill!! The latch is a common problem, don't fret. As long as the latch isn't "difficult" to close, I wouldn't mess with it, it will loosen a bit with time. Robert
  2. Time for his/hers grills!! Robert
  3. Bosceaux, this is a great example of why not to change your mind mid stream!! The agony!! Robert
  4. Bosceaux ain't right...this is the part that killed me!! Robert
  5. I cook my briskets, and most everything else for that matter, at 275°. I think you'll be very happy with your results. I'm also curious as to what will end up being your vent issue, but rest assured, Dennis will take care of you. Robert
  6. The probes will bend, just do it carefully. Robert
  7. I guess my suggestion is pretty much what you gathered, light small, and be patient. With a kk, time is on your side. If I'm cooking in the morning, I'll light the night before. Always start with a full basket of coal, and you have these options. Robert
  8. That's gonna be one slick set up! Robert
  9. Bronze! Bronze! Bronze!! Robert
  10. Yeah, there's a fine line between too closed and too open Robert
  11. I tend to close my top vent to the point that the fan has to run about 30% of the time or the fire goes out. This prevents temp runaways Robert
  12. Well, in the southern tradition, cane syrup, or honey would be the preferred accompaniment, but pure maple will do. Butter is just a given. Real butter. Butter good. Robert
  13. Yeah, but you're a way better cook than average. No biggie. Robert
  14. http://spicysouthernkitchen.com/cat-head-biscuits/ Robert
  15. Wilbur?!! You've never heard of cat head biscuits? Robert
  16. Burnt ends are meat crack..😎😎😎 Robert
  17. Dennis, I take it you coat the pieces with mustard, then rub, then cook? Robert
  18. For those that don't already know, Dennis was in the wood business before the grill business! Robert
  19. I just re read your first post, and my question is, are you considering a 23/19 combo, or a 32 alone, or a 32/something combo? If it's the 32 alone, I'd have to go with the 23/19 combo, which is what I have. The combo obviously gives more space, and versatility, but a 32/something combo, well, that's really cool!!! I LOVE the bronze by the way! Resistance IS futile, and NO ONE can resist the POWER of the Dark Side!!! I love that, two sci-fi references in one sentence!! Robert
  20. Another question is how often do you grill large amounts? The extra real estate on the 32 is very nice for that. Otherwise, a 23 will accomplish just about every other task beautifully. Robert
  21. Tick toc, tick toc. Robert
  22. Call Dennis with questions, this is where superior customer service comes in. Robert
  23. Makes me want to go to Costco...... Robert
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