Pressure Washer Blues

[silver_bullet]

I am thanking God that you and Sue (Yeah....even Kenny) were not injured, or even singed.... please keep the grill further from the house until it is a proven safe unit....

[DanStokes]

I'm not sure if I'm smart or simply lazy but when I want a steak or maybe ribs I go to one of our excellent restaurants. Therefore I don't own a grill thereby avoiding maintenance, clean-up, making side dishes, etc. Probably lazy.......

Dan

[silver_bullet]

Dan, you could always mount a flat top to Matt's turbo and a spit to the passenger fender... talk about fast food!

[Deaf Bob]

Loggers will poke a small hole in a can of soup, etc.. Put on the manifold for a bit before lunch and have hot whatever..
I used to double wrap my pizza in foil and lay it on a recently burned base plate..

[pdub]

Loggers will poke a small hole in a can of soup, etc.. Put on the manifold for a bit before lunch and have hot whatever..
I used to double wrap my pizza in foil and lay it on a recently burned base plate..

Yep, I cooked hundreds of meals (cans) on a fork truck exhaust header. But don't get busied up and forget it's there. That makes the shop mechanics pretty irate when it blows Chef Boyardee spaghetti all over the engine compartment.

[silver_bullet]

too bad DB let out the secret ..... I would've laughed about the exploded cans of Dinty Moore!

[pdub]

Okay, perfectly "brand new" functional and "safe" grill, ready for another 20 years. Sans the side burner. Oh well, it was quite the adventure to get to the model downgrade. I should get Dan Stokes to build me the world's best-looking hand-crafted work surface on the right side where the side burner used to be.

And it all didn't have to go to the curb, but the side burner did.

[RockJustRock]

https://www.amazon.com/Manifold-Destiny-Guide-Cooking-Engine/dp/1416596232

https://www.amazon.com/Diesel-Dining-Art-Manifold-Cooking/dp/159433126X

Ooopps, forgot to hit "Post". Better late.

[silver_bullet]

Pdub....I think you could handle a couple pieces of angle for support and cutting some slats.... as long as you leave the wood screws, bondo, superglue and duct tape in the cabinet... you can accomplish this.....either that or get a bakers cooling rack and pop rivet on that side....: https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_s...=17VSU6AEFXZK1

[pdub]

Pdub....I think you could handle a couple pieces of angle for support and cutting some slats.... as long as you leave the wood screws, bondo, superglue and duct tape in the cabinet... you can accomplish this.....either that or get a bakers cooling rack and pop rivet on that side....: https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_s...=17VSU6AEFXZK1

The work surface on the left is a pop-out panel and it fits perfectly where the side burner used to be on the right. Those panels are available if I want one. I was only trying to tug Dan's chain for doing everything so well every time. I'm more in tune with the Korean guy who built that piece of shit shed in Matt's post. HHHahahAHAHAH!!!!!!!! That hit too close to home, all of that.

[DanStokes]

Thanks PDub but I'm just fumbling around like everyone else. I just fumble more.

Dan

[pdub]

Thanks PDub but I'm just fumbling around like everyone else. I just fumble more.

Dan

No Dan, you fumble BETTER. You sure do.

[RockJustRock]

I can tell the Silver Summit siren's call is in full effect...... "PeeWee, Buy Me!". When they discover they are a primary sponsor for Retirement Racing it may even be free.... with a trailer to get it between events!

[pdub]

I can tell the Silver Summit siren's call is in full effect...... "PeeWee, Buy Me!". When they discover they are a primary sponsor for Retirement Racing it may even be free.... with a trailer to get it between events!

Your ploy will not work. I am satisfied. Dead animals will further perish on the little grill we already have, with the pleasure of knowing it has a vast history of torture behind it.

[pdub]

So, don't hit anything with a pressure washer that you don't want to finish. I laid the grill grates and parts out there and blasted them and when I was done, it had made crazy patterns where it had cleaned the sidewalk through the grates and parts. Seeing that and figuring that was way too goofy to look at even behind the house, I sort of erased those patterns from the sidewalk.

Unit pointed out today while we were out there, "That sidewalk looked just fine until you cleaned half of it."