What would you recommend I need for a refresh? Also where do you recommend I purchase online?
Deleted previous post as I couldn’t attach any photos for some reason.
Thanks!
by mercbenzo
5 Comments
ganzhimself
That’s an oldie! At a minimum, you’ll want to add the divide and conquer system, maybe some new gaskets. Otherwise it looks good if it’s not all cracked. Eventually that fire ring and firebox will crack and you’ll want the new style firebox and all its components.
Empty out that old charcoal and ash, put in some new lump and do a high temp burn to clean it up.
rev_57
I’ve never seen one like that. maybe replace the wooden handles and find the shelves (or replace them).
RetartedMod
That’s a find!
Fake_Hip0369
That’s an Aussie special! Just a few in the US! Ganzhimself is spot on! B
25641throwaway
Cant tell from the pics if there are any cracks…assuming its not ..Dont use water on the inside to clean it. Google how to clean the grates…there are lots of videos and various mehtods. Use a shop vac to clean out all the ash dust. A stiff bristle (not wire) brush to brush off the inside lid. Do a good burn off, bring it up to temp and let it burn off all the gunk and grease on the inside. Then once it cools (like the next day) brush off the ash and vacum it out.
5 Comments
That’s an oldie! At a minimum, you’ll want to add the divide and conquer system, maybe some new gaskets. Otherwise it looks good if it’s not all cracked. Eventually that fire ring and firebox will crack and you’ll want the new style firebox and all its components.
Empty out that old charcoal and ash, put in some new lump and do a high temp burn to clean it up.
I’ve never seen one like that. maybe replace the wooden handles and find the shelves (or replace them).
That’s a find!
That’s an Aussie special! Just a few in the US! Ganzhimself is spot on! B
Cant tell from the pics if there are any cracks…assuming its not ..Dont use water on the inside to clean it. Google how to clean the grates…there are lots of videos and various mehtods. Use a shop vac to clean out all the ash dust. A stiff bristle (not wire) brush to brush off the inside lid. Do a good burn off, bring it up to temp and let it burn off all the gunk and grease on the inside. Then once it cools (like the next day) brush off the ash and vacum it out.