Blackstone Griddle

[Bob Denman]

I'like to see some pictures of the modification to that bag...

[TripleGGG]

I'm waiting for after the gold rush to get the lid for my 17" Blackstone. Cheapest I've found is on Amazon for $113. But it did include "free shipping". [emoji2957]. Only gave $73 for grill so...........

[JimOIB]

I got mine direct from Blackstone. Much cheaper.

https://blackstoneproducts.com/produ...ease-unit-only

[Bob Denman]

When I get to my Office: I'll send you a link to them.

[Pete'sMH]

Originally Posted by TripleGGG

I'm waiting for after the gold rush to get the lid for my 17" Blackstone. Cheapest I've found is on Amazon for $113. But it did include "free shipping". [emoji2957]. Only gave $73 for grill so...........

Wow! I just looked on my Amazon order history and I paid $33.79 in May. I clicked the order again button just to see the current price and it was $113. That’s nuts!!

[taylorbob1]

Originally Posted by Pete'sMH

Wow! I just looked on my Amazon order history and I paid $33.79 in May. I clicked the order again button just to see the current price and it was $113. That’s nuts!!

Blackstone is made in China
Blame them for the price (caveat...there may be tariffs involved)
Also blame China for the Virus

[mrgscooter]

Any tricks to get the grease etc going to the drip pan. Was thinking to rig the rubber legs to be adjustable. Any ideas?

[Pete'sMH]

Originally Posted by mrgscooter

Any tricks to get the grease etc going to the drip pan. Was thinking to rig the rubber legs to be adjustable. Any ideas?

I usually push it there with my spatula every now and again.

[Bob Denman]

You can screw those legs in and out (for leveling...)
There's no reason that you couldn't tip it just a little bit...
But be careful with your pancakes and scrambled eggs!

[halfprice]

Originally Posted by mrgscooter

Any tricks to get the grease etc going to the drip pan. Was thinking to rig the rubber legs to be adjustable. Any ideas?

The rubber legs on my 22 are adjustable. I keep a small level in with my cooking tool to get the angle I like for cooking. Screw the rubber legs in or out til I get what I want

Jerry

[Bob Denman]

How much off of level do you set it?
A half-bubble?

[halfprice]

Originally Posted by Bob Denman

How much off of level do you set it?

A half-bubble?

I dont know Bob never paid attention. I just angle it front down. I dont like the rear drip system. If juice, water, or oil builds up i use a paper towel to absorb it

[Pete'sMH]

Originally Posted by Bob Denman

I'like to see some pictures of the modification to that bag...

I’ll take some next time I visit the coach. Basically, she cut the bag around it’s perimeter an inch or two below the zipper. Then she cut the fabric cover into strips about 4 inches wide. It wouldn’t be essential to use this cover but the fabric is the same as the bag and the cover was of no further use with the grill lid. She then used her sewing machine to insert this strip into the bag to make it deep enough to hold the grill and it’s new lid. The zipper closure still works as designed. DW is a talented seamstress and she made this look very professional and didn’t spend even an hour on the project. I expect Blackstone will come out with a new bag one of these days.

[Bob Denman]

Thanks!
My Missus is a magician with a needle and thread.

[Pete'sMH]

Originally Posted by Bob Denman

I'like to see some pictures of the modification to that bag...

Here you go
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[Pete'sMH]

Originally Posted by Bob Denman

I'like to see some pictures of the modification to that bag...

Here you go.

[Bob Denman]

That is BRILLIANT!!