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Maybe a good deal on a WSM
Just noticed this on Ebay. Someone may get a great deal.
http://tinyurl.com/5ebyuj I'd go for it, 'cept I don't need one. -- Dave www.davebbq.com What is best in life? "To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of the women." -- Conan |
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Dave Bugg wrote:
> Just noticed this on Ebay. Someone may get a great deal. > > http://tinyurl.com/5ebyuj I'd go for it, 'cept I don't need one. yeah, that's not bad except for the $50 shipping. -- Steve |
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Steve Calvin wrote:
> Dave Bugg wrote: >> Just noticed this on Ebay. Someone may get a great deal. >> >> http://tinyurl.com/5ebyuj I'd go for it, 'cept I don't need one. > > yeah, that's not bad except for the $50 shipping. Yeah, the shipping is too steep but it still would've been cheaper than buying from Amazon, especially when there is no sales tax tacked on. -- Dave www.davebbq.com What is best in life? "To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of the women." -- Conan |
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Nunya Bidnits wrote:
> Steve Calvin wrote: > > Dave Bugg wrote: > >> Just noticed this on Ebay. Someone may get a great deal. > > > > >> http://tinyurl.com/5ebyuj I'd go for it, 'cept I don't need one. > > > > yeah, that's not bad except for the $50 shipping. > > That would still put it a bit under the best price locally, $199 at > Mar-Beck. But not by much and the see-feel-touch it factor is worth > the $15 difference to me. I'd feel a lot better about it if they had > taken a picture of it OUT of the box! The box is probably sealed, and you'd want it to stay that way. Brian -- If televison's a babysitter, the Internet is a drunk librarian who won't shut up. -- Dorothy Gambrell (http://catandgirl.com) |
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Dave Bugg wrote:
> Just noticed this on Ebay. Someone may get a great deal. > > http://tinyurl.com/5ebyuj I'd go for it, 'cept I don't need one. Notice that with shipping, the bid is at 187.50. Just a couple more bids and you could have it from Amazon. -- Dave T. "Your attitude serves as a lens through which you see life, and it's best when that lens is focused on the positive possibilities." - Ralph Marston |
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Dave T. wrote:
> Dave Bugg wrote: >> Just noticed this on Ebay. Someone may get a great deal. >> >> http://tinyurl.com/5ebyuj I'd go for it, 'cept I don't need one. > > > Notice that with shipping, the bid is at 187.50. Just a couple more > bids and you could have it from Amazon. Don't forget to add the state sales tax if ordered from Amazon :-) -- Dave www.davebbq.com What is best in life? "To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of the women." -- Conan |
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On Apr 24, 6:27 pm, "Nunya Bidnits" > wrote:
> I'm prolly gonna get one from Mar-Beck in the next > week or two, unless somebody can point me to a better deal. I'm tired of > dealing with the rust and paint issues on the old NBBD. Amazon has them now for $199, including shipping. That's where I got mine, along with another Weber chimney starter. The only place that carried the WSM locally was Barbecues Galore, and they were $249, plus 8.25% sales tax. Ouch. Since the WSM had free shipping, they tagged the chimney along on the free ride as well. When I got the cooker and opened it up, it had a bent vent on the top. I called the Weber folks, and they immediately sent me a whole new top. So when I got it, I took out the rest of the cooker pieces and started to assemble it. I sliced my hand on the scratched porcelain finish on the edge of the bottom. Once again, I called Weber, and asked them how the best way would be for me to smooth this surface off. Their reply? Let us send you a bottom. So I had that in a few days. But while I had them on the phone, I thought to ask them for a set of legs (my cost I assumed) so I could use the bottom for an additional grill since it wasn't beat up, just really rough. Nope... since they were sending me the bottom they might as well send me the legs. No charge. How nice was that? I have said this many times before, but I could kick my own ass for not getting this cooker sooner. I was turned off by the fact that it is a charcoal smoker, but I am long over that. The ease of use, the quality of the end product, and the ease to modify it make this a 5 star winner. When you buy it, it even comes with a nice cover for it between uses. I didn't start using store bought charcoal until a few years ago. I was embarrassed when I did, as to me that is a sure sign someone didn't learn how to cook on a pit (meaning wood cooking). I got over that after finding a good source for all wood charcoal, which is what I made when I was making my own. So I burn Royal Oak in mine, with preburned (really, just badly scorched) chunks of red/white oak, pecan and mesquite. I couldn't be happier. With the performance. Just how economical can this cooker get? Two weekends ago I bought a large chuck roll, and trimmed it down to about 18+ pounds. I started up the fire like I always do (this cooker does have its preferences on that!) with a really full basket of charcoal and seasoning wood. For some reason, the happy spot that evening was 237 degrees (?), and once it held it for a couple of hours with the meat in it, I hit the rack. Got up, checked it about 7 1/2 hours later, and it had lost about 10 degrees. I opened the hatch, and gently rearranged the many unburnt briquettes in the basket and it went back up to 237 (beats me...) and stayed there for another 3 hours without additional fuel. At 12 1/2 hours, I opened the lid for the first time and stuck the thermo in the thick part of the meat. I added about 12 - 15 more unlit briquettes on top of the coals. The chuck finishes at about 18 hours, and was not only beautiful, but tasted wonderful. This will break your butt comparing it to your NBBD. 18 hours of cooking and it used about 10 lbs of RO charcoal, and about 3-4 lbs of oak. About 3/4 pound per hour! Here's the kicker, I probably didn't need to add anymore briquettes as the smoker didn't drop below 225 for another 5 hours after I took out the meat. It took 2 more to get to 200. With that kind of economy you could use the best charcoal in the world anytime you wanted! On my old smoker I always figured about 1.25 lbs plus per hour. My Chargriller is pretty thrifty with the modifications, but after the first three hour charcoal load, I need to keep an eye on the fuel and temps. I could NEVER go to bed and snooze away in comfort knowing I didn't have to do anything else. Gotta tell you, I don't miss those every one - two hour checks on the pit in the middle of the night, all night, one bit. Mods for this thing are everywhere, and I did all I could find. A grill level thermo in the lid opposite the vent, sand in the pan instead of water, an additional rack under the charcoal basket to close down the bottom of the grate, metal handles on the sides, and a painted indicator on the access door handle. If you need any help finding the mods, 99% of them are on the virtualweberbullet site. And of course, if you had any questions, I would be glad to try to help if I could. Buy it!! Robert |
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On Apr 24, 5:07*pm, Steve Calvin > wrote:
> Dave Bugg wrote: > > Just noticed this on Ebay. Someone may get a great deal. > > >http://tinyurl.com/5ebyuj* *I'd go for it, 'cept I don't need one. > > yeah, that's not bad except for the $50 shipping. > > -- > Steve It went down at 172.50 plus 50 bucks shipping. 199 delivered from Amazon looks mighty fine. Pierre |
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Pierre wrote:
> On Apr 24, 5:07 pm, Steve Calvin > wrote: >> Dave Bugg wrote: >>> Just noticed this on Ebay. Someone may get a great deal. >>> http://tinyurl.com/5ebyuj I'd go for it, 'cept I don't need one. >> yeah, that's not bad except for the $50 shipping. >> >> -- >> Steve > > It went down at 172.50 plus 50 bucks shipping. 199 delivered from > Amazon looks mighty fine. > > Pierre Never ceases to amaze me how people pay more $ on ebay for something they could get for less at a store. What was it that Barnum said? <lol> -- Steve |
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Nunya Bidnits wrote:
> Default User wrote: > > The box is probably sealed, and you'd want it to stay that way. > The seller is an overstock and salvage dealer. Figuring there's not > much in the way of overstocks on WSMs this time of year, I would want > to see it opened. That might be desireable, but I bet they won't open a sealed box. Brian -- If televison's a babysitter, the Internet is a drunk librarian who won't shut up. -- Dorothy Gambrell (http://catandgirl.com) |
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"Nunya Bidnits" > wrote in message t... > > > $Dave Bugg wrote: >> Dave T. wrote: >>> Dave Bugg wrote: >>>> Just noticed this on Ebay. Someone may get a great deal. >>>> >>>> http://tinyurl.com/5ebyuj I'd go for it, 'cept I don't need one. >>> >>> >>> Notice that with shipping, the bid is at 187.50. Just a couple more >>> bids and you could have it from Amazon. >> >> Don't forget to add the state sales tax if ordered from Amazon :- > > $199 out the door any time from Mar Beck, new in the box, plus tax of > course, right down the street is looking pretty good. > > MartyB in KC > The only diff may be that on eBay you can use Paypal. For some, it's like free money, but amazon won't accept it, as far as I can tell. I'll pay a very small premium to use my Paypal money, but not much... -John O |
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John O wrote:
> The only diff may be that on eBay you can use Paypal. For some, it's like > free money, Huh? "Free money"? Care to explain? It still come out of your account. -- Steve |
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"Steve Calvin" > wrote in message ... > John O wrote: > >> The only diff may be that on eBay you can use Paypal. For some, it's like >> free money, > > Huh? "Free money"? Care to explain? It still come out of your account. > > -- > Steve I sell shit from my house and get money to buy more shit on eBay. No, it's not "free money," but it feels like that. And given the shit I sell, I suspect others feel the same way. :-) -John O |
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John O wrote:
> "Steve Calvin" > wrote in message > ... >> John O wrote: >> >>> The only diff may be that on eBay you can use Paypal. For some, it's like >>> free money, >> Huh? "Free money"? Care to explain? It still come out of your account. >> >> -- >> Steve > > I sell shit from my house and get money to buy more shit on eBay. No, it's > not "free money," but it feels like that. And given the shit I sell, I > suspect others feel the same way. :-) > > -John O > > ok, I guess it's just me being dense.... but I still don't comprehend spending more for something on ebay than I can get the same thing elsewhere for less money. Whatever floats your boat though. -- Steve |
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On Thu, 24 Apr 2008 21:28:22 GMT, "Dave Bugg" >
wrote: >Just noticed this on Ebay. Someone may get a great deal. > >http://tinyurl.com/5ebyuj I'd go for it, 'cept I don't need one. I got mine for $179 + $30 shipping (IIRC) from the Grill Doctor. dot com. I don't know if the deal is still out there. Usual disclaimers. -Zz |
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<snip> >Mods for this thing are everywhere, and I did all I could find...... > an additional rack under the charcoal basket to >close down the bottom of the grate, I haven't seen this one.... can you explain further? I can't visualize it. >metal handles on the sides, Been there, drank that.... er, done that > and a painted indicator on the access door handle. DOPESLAP! Will do that. Thanks a heap, -Zz |
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>I got mine for $179 + $30 shipping (IIRC) from the Grill Doctor. dot
>com. > >I don't know if the deal is still out there. Usual disclaimers. Apparently, not. Today anyways. -Zz |
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>> an additional rack under the charcoal basket to
>>close down the bottom of the grate, > >I haven't seen this one.... can you explain further? I can't >visualize it. Nevermind, found it. -Zz |
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