Bringing home an old family friend (Q-view)

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Just a few days ago my heart was shattered as I watched my dog knock over my Casa-Q. It was my Grandfather's from the 60's and it just crumbled. I can't find a replacement anywhere. :( I have the original manual for it too. Enjoy what you have there guys.


Oh man that really sucks! I love my dogs, but they beat stay away from the CasaQ!!!
 
 
Whatta cool history, and project!  Can't wait to see it come together.
Case you lucky lucky lucky man.

Dad a green Weber Kettle.  It never made it to their last move and is gone forever.  Fortunately Weber came back out with the color so I bought a new one. But I think about dads a lot and wish I had it.  Dads signature dish was Hawaiian Chicken. He didn't spatch it like you do.  But man oh man was it good. 

Brian
 
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 I talked to the BGE rep here,  clueless... Unless you want to buy one... I will go visit them and measure the fire box to see if it will fit. I'm sure it is worth the price of gold. I posted on the Big green egg forum and they recommend using JB Weld to fix the firebox. Not buying that.


Fire ring, goes above the firebox


The two side halves and a little chunk of the firebox, on the ring.


The bottom of the fire box in place


End of the tape is resting on the slightly flared edge of the firebox side that rests on the "lip" in the smoker..


The lip is 10" up from the bottom. 19" on the outside, 17" on the inside.
25 years in the auto parts biz  JB weld is a great product for some things.  But not for that… 
 
Need to get this done before thanks giving so I can do the turkey on it! I think I finally have a solution for the fire basket!!!
 
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I just found this thread today. What a great story! Your grandfather is smiling wherever he is. It’s always been important to me to have a physical item from a passed relative in addition to the memories. It’s like having a little piece of them with you, I guess. Whatever, I know how you feel about having that cooker. You are doing a great job on that baby; I can’t wait to see her cooking.

I just recently noticed that you are in Bend. My wife and I lived on Reed Market Rd. long before there was a SE and a SW, back in ’74-’75. I went to COCC and she worked in Prineville. There were about 15,000 people then with a 10-yr. projection of 50,000. We spent tons of time in Drake Park and the best place to eat was Wela’s Cosina which had 2 places in town. I’ve read the owner’s daughter still sells the salsa that her mother made.

So in addition to the great thread, thanks for the trip down memory lane.
 
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