
BobE
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Kamado Joe
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Very nice! Double bonus points for re-purposing palet lumber!
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BobE reacted to a post in a topic: Blaze Grate Tool
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The 'tread' on all four of the casters on my KJC1 have disintegrated. They have a stud that bolts into a welded nut on the stock frame. Does anyone know what size the threaded stud is? I'm assuming it's metric, like the rest of the bolted bits on the grill. I've reached out to KJ customer service, but was hoping someone here would get me a quicker answer. Thanks
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outside_andy reacted to a post in a topic: Greetings from Smyrna, Georgia
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Welcome to the forum. Suggest you try posting to the Akorn section for answers to your questions.
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Welcome to the forum Scott, good luck with your selection.
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PHEAD reacted to a post in a topic: Hello from San Diego
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Welcome to the forum. Nice looking grill and a great looking first cook!
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Welcome to the forum, hope you enjoy your new KJC1, it should serve you well. Best of luck with your first cook!
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Clark Mitchell reacted to a post in a topic: New Kamado owner in Torrance California
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BobE reacted to a post in a topic: New Kamado owner in Torrance California
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Welcome to the Guru Clark, it sounds like your putting you new KJC2 to good use. Happy wife, happy life... sounds like a win win to me.
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Hi I’m Jim and I think I already have a problem
BobE replied to Latebloomer's topic in Introductions
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Welcome to the forum and best of luck with the repairs!
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Welcome to the forum. Sounds like you'll fit right in here.
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Welcome to the forum and thanks for the pics, great looking cook!
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BobE reacted to a post in a topic: Pork Belly
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Welcome to the forum, your new grill has center stage! To reduce smoke try putting the chunks of smoking wood on the bottom and then charcoal on top. When the the grill gets up to temperature the gasses from the wood chunks will pass through the bed of hot coals allowing further combustion.
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Welcome to the forum, nice looking cooks!
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BobE reacted to a post in a topic: Vision Classic B Hello!
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Welcome to the forum, hope you enjoy your new-to-you grill! No advise on high altitude grilling, living in FL all of my experience is pretty close to sea level.
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Matt Nudi reacted to a post in a topic: New Kamado Joe Addict
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Welcome to the forum, really like your build. Nicely done!