Hey honeybuns! As I mentioned before my bro gave me his used weber, everything looks tip top but it has no grate. Do you know which model has a 13.5 in diameter(from bottom to top I assume) & about 21 inches across(where it holds the grate)?
I need to order a replacement, but don't wanna get the wrong one & be out another week of non-Weber goodness!
TTT 
You have a 22"
I just measured mine(22"gold model) for you, top grate is 21" and a 17" lower grate. The top of the kettle should be 22".
GenErick - You have a 22"This!!
I just measured mine(22"gold model) for you, top grate is 21" and a 17" lower grate. The top of the kettle should be 22".
VU for helping out
So, this should do it? I'm still a bit confused since they don't sell them the way I'm trying to explain it & don't have the model number. Thanks, btw!
Weber 7433 Hinged Cooking Grate
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Flip-up sides allow easy addition of briquettes
Heavy bright nickel plated steel, grates have curved handgrips
Great for slow cooking
Fits 18-1/2-inch in diameter Weber kettle grills
Grate measures 17-1/2-inch in diameter to sit appropriately in the Weber kettle grill
Heavy bright nickel plated steel
You need the one that fits the 22" model... That one you mentioned is for the 18" model if I'm reading that correctly
I only see 22.5, fuck.
NiteProwleR - I only see 22.5, fuck.That's the one .
Right? There looks to be only 2, woohoo! Monicas the lot of yous!
Diameter experts lol.
Thread title should've been:
ATTN: Ghost of Retard
NiteProwleR - Right? There looks to be only 2, woohoo! Monicas the lot of yous!Team weber
ATTN: Entire OG(Diameter read on aisle 69?)
Do you spritz with anything other than beer? I got some apple cider & a lemon tree I can work with. Sometimes, when I grill with beer there are the sensitive kind that don't dig it.
NiteProwleR - Do you spritz with anything other than beer? I got some apple cider & a lemon tree I can work with. Sometimes, when I grill with beer there are the sensitive kind that don't dig it.Beer, cider, lemon , seasoned water. It's all good.
FETT_TFK_El Pescadero -NiteProwleR - Do you spritz with anything other than beer? I got some apple cider & a lemon tree I can work with. Sometimes, when I grill with beer there are the sensitive kind that don't dig it.Beer, cider, lemon , seasoned water. It's all good.
Think all of that together would blend well?
Hey while I'm on Amazon minus well pick up some Pappy's. Which ones the best or most versatile?
NiteProwleR -Blue bottle ... It's the 50% less salt kind!FETT_TFK_El Pescadero -NiteProwleR - Do you spritz with anything other than beer? I got some apple cider & a lemon tree I can work with. Sometimes, when I grill with beer there are the sensitive kind that don't dig it.Beer, cider, lemon , seasoned water. It's all good.
Think all of that together would blend well?
Hey while I'm on Amazon minus well pick up some Pappy's. Which ones the best or most versatile?
Your welcome :)
There are 4 really. 14 (tailgater size Smokey Joe), 18, 22, and 26.5.
If you buy on make sure to get the hinged grate so you can easily do long cooks and not have to pull the whole grate off to add coals or wood.
90% of weber's out there are 18 or 22. You can get replacement parts for them at any local hardware store.
If you have one with the ash catcher plate instead of the newer lock in pan, a good tip is to replace it with a stainless salad bowl of the same diameter. It holds way more ash and it's deep enough that random wind won't turn it into an ash storm if the pan is slightly filled.
B17 - This threads got me all hornyLol ya I'm all Bonered up myself
Hellride I am missing the ash catcher as well. Tell me more about this salad bowl setup. I am pretty frickin ghetto but I am assuming this is not made of plastic.