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Old 11-09-2012, 11:24 PM   #11
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nice work!


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Old 11-10-2012, 01:48 AM   #12
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Showed the wife how the burners work tonight while we sat drinking in front of the fireplace outside in the patio. Love this cooer weather & lack of mosquitos!!!








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Old 11-10-2012, 01:28 PM   #13
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That was a busy day. It looks great.

Question. How do you like the mount for your controls? Does it tilt some ?
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It wasn't all done in one day, lol, as my skills are not nearly that good. I've been working on this thing for a couple of months now. I wish I was capable of doing that much in one shot. The swivel mount is nice as I can position the controls away from the heat. It tilts up to 15 degrees up and down. When I first installed it I thought it too low, but its not a big deal. I may modify it later so it tilts further up.
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Bad arse man! I have a bit of fabricating background and am dying to get my funds together to build a stand. I really like the idea of partially automated.
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Old 11-11-2012, 01:58 AM   #16
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Can't wait to see the finished product.
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While watching Liverpool suck against Chelsea, I went ahead and mounted the diamond plate lower "shelf". I'm gonna have to find some type of wire wrap for the valves wires coming out from underneath. Any suggestions? I feel like they need a little extra protection as well as to look better.






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you'd have to disconnect them first, but I think some braided cable cover would look awesome on it. similar to what you;d use on a motorcycle to look like braided line.
http://www.jpcycles.com/product/521-093?source=mybuys&green=75E96371-A051-51D7-0368-0F6E37B170A1
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I was thinking something like that as well, but maybe cheaper. Disconnecting them is easy enough to do, thanks.
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Well, I couldn't wait for Christmas for the Chugger pumps so I ordered them from Bobby at Brewhardware.com. Really impressed with how quickly they got them to me. They came this morning via the mailman and I had to mount them. Ran the power cables through the lower shelf with a couple of strain relief water resistant plugs. I picked up some cheap wire harness from Lowes to use for now. I may replace it for covering the gas valve wires later, but we shall see. I also bought a couple of thick grommets which I cut on one side and siliconed in between the gas valve and the diamond plate splash guard above it. Still have to cut and bend up the diamond plate I have for the splash guard for the pumps but slowly making progress.








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