zanna5910
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Thanks for sharing. That is a cool grill. Must be putting pretty big cuts on as the spacing seems pretty big. What is the overall size there? Did it say how it was used with those short legs?
Fwismoker
somebody shut me the fark up.
Gotta think they shoveled red hot coals in under it from a near by fire.
Reminds me that's how i made my first fire pit. It still amazes me looking at the tools way back than and now....wow just can't improve perfection.
Wolverine1967
Knows what a fatty is.
Cool stuff! Thanks for posting it!
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that is very cool and never knew people cooked like that back then , got my history lesson today . :clap2:
Smoke on Badger Mountain
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Cool post. Thanks
Skip
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Thanks once again Gore for being the person who helped me learn something new today. You are really good at that. You took an interesting thread and made it more interesting with your subsequent additions. :becky:
I still say they shoulda made a UDS instead.
AlwaysSmokey
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Where's the propane hookup?
I just went back and looked through that thread - what a great thread! Those were fun times around here Phor sure!
Bob C Cue
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Back then they could have made a UDS for less than XIV dollars.
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Who knew? A Weber GA from way back then!
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