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  #2328933 3-Oct-2019 11:22
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networkn:

 

You'll like that, but in my view the next model up has a new nice things, like a thermometer in the lid, that is useful.

 

 

That one does have a built-in thermometer already.

 

@ShinyChrome It's the ash pan I'd be worried about - a gust of wind and it would go everywhere by the looks of it! So I'd still suggest the next model up, but for a different reason.

 

This place has it for $399, but the pictures look a little different (the ash basket isn't black like on the Weber site). But assuming it's a genuine product that wouldn't bother me.

 

I've never used a Weber Kettle, but I've only heard good things.




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  #2328989 3-Oct-2019 11:51
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I can only quote the Propane master, Hank Hill.

 

 

 

Taste the meat, not the heat.






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  #2328992 3-Oct-2019 11:54
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Paul1977:

 

networkn:

 

You'll like that, but in my view the next model up has a new nice things, like a thermometer in the lid, that is useful.

 

 

That one does have a built-in thermometer already.

 

@ShinyChrome It's the ash pan I'd be worried about - a gust of wind and it would go everywhere by the looks of it! So I'd still suggest the next model up, but for a different reason.

 

This place has it for $399, but the pictures look a little different (the ash basket isn't black like on the Weber site). But assuming it's a genuine product that wouldn't bother me.

 

I've never used a Weber Kettle, but I've only heard good things.

 

 

Whoops, yes got my models mixed up. The Ash pan can't be highly enough recommended. I'd never buy one that had an open tray like that.




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  #2329058 3-Oct-2019 14:30
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Paul1977:

 

That one does have a built-in thermometer already.

 

@ShinyChrome It's the ash pan I'd be worried about - a gust of wind and it would go everywhere by the looks of it! So I'd still suggest the next model up, but for a different reason.

 

This place has it for $399, but the pictures look a little different (the ash basket isn't black like on the Weber site). But assuming it's a genuine product that wouldn't bother me.

 

I've never used a Weber Kettle, but I've only heard good things.

 

 

Good point, thanks for the suggestion. I know a few people who have ordered from TradeTested, they seem fairly reputable. I was trying to be a cheap-skate and use my Airpoints, but that looks like it would be a worthy upgrade. Especially here in the Manawatu, where we famed for our entirely still weather where not much wind happens at all.


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  #2329066 3-Oct-2019 14:38
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ShinyChrome:

 

Paul1977:

 

That one does have a built-in thermometer already.

 

@ShinyChrome It's the ash pan I'd be worried about - a gust of wind and it would go everywhere by the looks of it! So I'd still suggest the next model up, but for a different reason.

 

This place has it for $399, but the pictures look a little different (the ash basket isn't black like on the Weber site). But assuming it's a genuine product that wouldn't bother me.

 

I've never used a Weber Kettle, but I've only heard good things.

 

 

Good point, thanks for the suggestion. I know a few people who have ordered from TradeTested, they seem fairly reputable. I was trying to be a cheap-skate and use my Airpoints, but that looks like it would be a worthy upgrade. Especially here in the Manawatu, where we famed for our entirely still weather where not much wind happens at all.

 

 

Ash is light and fine, you could fart and spread ash :)

 

 


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  #2329144 3-Oct-2019 17:46
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Turned up today , I have to admit it was one of the most easiest things to put together that I have had come in a pack. Everything fits perfectly none of this having to bend things because it is 5mm out or something.

 

Turfrey was fantastic to deal with kept me updated every step along the way of it being shipped. 

 

Looking forward to playing (and eating) around at the weekend.

 

 

 





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  #2329195 3-Oct-2019 18:43
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JaseNZ:

Turned up today , I have to admit it was one of the most easiest things to put together that I have had come in a pack. Everything fits perfectly none of this having to bend things because it is 5mm out or something.


Turfrey was fantastic to deal with kept me updated every step along the way of it being shipped. 


Looking forward to playing (and eating) around at the weekend.



 



The gas cable in the picture is not secure properly @JaseNZ

You need to screw in the black bit

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  #2329205 3-Oct-2019 19:22
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nakedmolerat:
JaseNZ:

 

Turned up today , I have to admit it was one of the most easiest things to put together that I have had come in a pack. Everything fits perfectly none of this having to bend things because it is 5mm out or something.

 

 

 

Turfrey was fantastic to deal with kept me updated every step along the way of it being shipped. 

 

 

 

Looking forward to playing (and eating) around at the weekend.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



The gas cable in the picture is not secure properly @JaseNZ

You need to screw in the black bit

 

 

 

Hehe I was waiting for somebody to say that, Its all secured now I seen it when taking the picture.





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  #2381598 27-Dec-2019 08:08
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Q3200 query

 

Used mine Xmas Day for the second time. A burner kept going out. Flame seemed small but cant recall from the first use. Took a while to heat which I thought is odd, I'm sure it heated up quickly. Slowly got annoyed, kept checking it, re lighting a burner that had gone out. Didnt help that my mate had bought a $300 Jumbuck the day before and here is me with this flakey Weber!

 

So, after a period of annoyance, I tuned off the gas bottle, removed the gas fitting from it, re attached the gas fitting, turned on the bottle, lit it, and whoosh, back to normal. Wonderful flame, heats up really quick

 

Why would this be? Its new, been covered (with the bottle) with the Weber black cover. It appears that the gas flow was low, or low pressure, but after disconnecting the bottle all went great. Could it be that the bottle being warmed and cooled (we had a warm Spring), has upset the pressure inside the bottle? The bottle is about half full


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  #2381599 27-Dec-2019 08:11
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I use the stainless non direct thingie that you can use for chips or veges in the Q3200, for kebabs. Its great, they dont get blackened, but the bottom of the container gets blackened, and hard to get off. Should I spray oil on it first, then a quick spray when adding the next batch of kebabs?


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  #2381623 27-Dec-2019 09:22
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tdgeek:

 

Q3200 query

 

.....

 

Why would this be? Its new, been covered (with the bottle) with the Weber black cover. It appears that the gas flow was low, or low pressure, but after disconnecting the bottle all went great. Could it be that the bottle being warmed and cooled (we had a warm Spring), has upset the pressure inside the bottle? The bottle is about half full

 

 

Some times it appears regulators need resetting.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DVLGrYKlrw

 

Once or twice a year I have to do the same with my Gasmate BBQ.

 

Some regulators have an excess flow safety feature.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaoI4frvhSQ

 

PITA

 

 


 
 
 
 

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  #2381625 27-Dec-2019 09:29
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djtOtago:

 

tdgeek:

 

Q3200 query

 

.....

 

Why would this be? Its new, been covered (with the bottle) with the Weber black cover. It appears that the gas flow was low, or low pressure, but after disconnecting the bottle all went great. Could it be that the bottle being warmed and cooled (we had a warm Spring), has upset the pressure inside the bottle? The bottle is about half full

 

 

Some times it appears regulators need resetting.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DVLGrYKlrw

 

Once or twice a year I have to do the same with my Gasmate BBQ.

 

Some regulators have an excess flow safety feature.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaoI4frvhSQ

 

PITA

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cheers, must have been that, as I undid and reattached as per he video and all ok now. Odd think to happen after using it just once a few weeks back


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