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Dang, that sounds sorta brutal. I better not take any chances. I'll ask the driver to take a selfie before he gets here just to be safe

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Steve, you are now educated on the proper method to receive your new KK. Please note, no excuses are accepted. Your idea of a selfie for the driver is perfect. :smt046

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Whew, did I mention it was hot today? The grill is unpacked and resting comfortably. As promised, I have recorded the entire process for historical purposes.

Can't see it too well but there are two large pallets in there. Despite what I have read on the forum and heard from Dennis, the driver insisted this was a curbside delivery. Fortunately, he was a nice guy and put it where I wanted. 

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First step done, one more to go.

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King Oanha Moa Drinki looks on approvingly.

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800 lbs of charcoal. This should get me through the first practice phase.

 

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Safely packed away in the shed before forecasted afternoon thunderstorms. I think I could have ordered more...

Time to turn my attention to the main attraction.

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First of many breaks.

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I like the way this thing is packed and you can tell a lot of thought went into it to assure a safe arrival. The lift off top is really cool but I was by myself so I took off one side. P1000063.JPGP1000064.JPG

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Took off the bracing around it, cut the straps put the ramp in place and rolled her off. It is probably best to do this with two people. I was pulling it off the crate and it tilted towards me a bit but I was able to prevent anything bad from happening.

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@Steve M - this is a great day and I couldn't be happier for you!  Get ready for Christmas in July!  You're not going to believe how well packed everything is.  And then you're going to lay your hands on your KK for the first time". It just doesn't get any better!  Congrats!

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Steve, it is absolutely gorgeous.:) 


That was fast, wasn't it. Steve is a quick study, it wasn't even close to deploying:) 

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Drip pan and charcoal basket. The spare parts kit with some tools and grout are inside.P1000075.JPG

Shoulda thought of this sooner. Must be the heat...

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The kk is parked in her temporary home. I plan on building a bar and cooking area to have a permanent home out of the weather. 

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As you all know, these cookers are gorgeous. Really happy with the choice. Oh, her name is Sol. Did I mention it is hot?

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The cap is on and Sol is complete, great name for a stunning cooker.:) I mean the KK not Steve. We'll have to see his cooks before we can label him, "stunning cooker". ;) :smt077

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