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I have that exact pair of tongs. Ive been trying to find them online for years to buy more. I love them they are perfect. Do you know what the brand name is?

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Get a q much hotter and the plastic frame melts. Mine did.

Thank you!

Can someone give me the links to these parts?

It looks like you used thread tape on the fitting where the hose first attaches to the adapter. This type of fitting does not seal on the thread, like the other fittings do, and thread tape shouldn't be used.

Anyone else have it where half flames out when lid shut? Partially open it to see, noticed when didn't get hot. Works fine with lid open, this is using external bottle regulator to the valve at 29Mbar. Burner and valve all clean with no debris blocking holes. Appreciate any advise

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Thank you!! I bought the three gas fittings that you recommended and used yellow tape. I used a GasOne 2106-05 5 ft regulator hose for $9.99 on Amazon. Checked for leaks. Memorial Day the temp only reached about 190°. Today, I had to dial it back as it was approaching 500°! What a freakin' difference!! All for about $20.00. I am so happy!!

I was in the same predicament about a year after purchasing the Weber Q1200, like some people suggested, cleaned out the burner with a wire wheel than cleared the holes with a wire that I thought was of the approximate diameter of the burner tube holes but didn't really solve the problem so bought a new regulator assembly and was really pissed when the burner still didn't completely light or if it did, took forever and struggled to get to 375F, lived with it for a couple of years and finally decided to get to the bottom of this issue, reamed out the old orifice a few thousands of an inch on the spare gas valve but same results, reinstalled the undrilled orifice and decided to pay more attention to the burner, used the exact sized tapered reamer and cleared every hole once again, reconnected the propane and turned on the gas valve and within a second the entire burner lit and produced a perfect blue flame with no yellow tipping and not jumping off the burner! Temp climbed to 475F in less than 7 mins (no load) before tuning it down, by design I believe this is something that has to be done annually if the BBQ gets a lot of use and as a licensed gas fitter, would not recommend drilling out an orifice or installing a high pressure regulator to solve this problem with these Weber portable BBQ...

I changed the hose and problem solved in my case. Sometimes if this Doesn’t work is the regulator

Newspaper? What the heck is newspaper?

Vert good video thanks. However gas fittings don't need teflon or any other tape . Tape on the threads might prevent the tapered mating surfaces of the fittings from making perfect contact. Also the tape will harden and deteriorate over time and could eventually cause leaks and risk of fire.

I need help!! I tried it and while I have no doubt that it works, I must be doing something wrong. I have been through 6 or more bags of charcoal on several attempts. The charcoal just disintegrates and it doesn't keep burning by the next morning it is out and the charcoal is a pile of ash. What do you suggest? @craigrandall8930

Im having issues with my gas assist performer that i use a 1:20 lb converter and 20lb propane tank on. Can i use this method on that setup?

So, you essentially bypass the regulator? Anyone have issues with temp getting too high?

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That is not a 5 gallon drum, it is a 55 gallon drum. I 've burned a lot of stumps and no matter how u do it , it is not easy, but the barrel way is the worst way. It does not work.

Had my dash apart and saw my switch was held together by a bunch of silicone paste... Seeing this now I know exactly what the previous owner did wrong lol

You do realize that the Satellites are in space right? The satellite antenna is here on earth.

This is the affordable way to go without running into issues of the knob crashing into the new regulator, or weight issues on the valve (if you just replaced the regulator at the same spot). Also cheaper and faster to replace the hose with regulator if it happens again. You can also still buy an adapter if you need to use the can with the hose. Replacing the regulator definately fixed my flame issue.

I only had to remove a stump once in my life long time ago, and what I did is I went at it with an axe for 15 minutes, chopping it and splitting it and roots around it as much as I could, then I just created a fire around it, it burned up real nice real fast, because it wasn't 1 solid lump of wood.

Thanks! 👍

Brilliant! I have just been through the exact same steps trying to increase flame size. New hose, bottle, cleaning.... Can you please advise what the type of in line regulator you used - thanks. And greetings from Australia.

thanks ,works great!

There is typo on one of the parts. Correct size required is 1/4 in MIP x 1/8 in FIP.

A guy down the street burned out a stump in a similar manner. It smoldered for two weeks, smoking out the whole neighborhood.

Kia Ora from New Zealand - same issue here until I watched this - problem solved …. ruclips.net/video/oaoI4frvhSQ/видео.html

How is adding an antenna to a satellite dish converting it to an antenna. You’ve essentially turned the dish into a mount.

Great idea! Can't wait to try this once I get my hands on a barrel

❤❤❤❤ how you brag about “not needing lighter fluid ever again” but you lighter barley works, Guess you need a new lighter instead of just reusing a Zippo or jet lighter. Yea they need to be refilled, re-flinted/ wick n cotton from time to time (refill most common) but they can last a lifetime….. I personally use bic like yourself did as they are the best DISPOSABLE lighter however INVEST IN A ZIPPO OR JET REUSE NOT DISPOSE

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also, I know home depot should have the 3 fittings in stock but not sure about the hose adapter with the regulator? I know I've purchased the regular universal adapter there but don't remember seeing the adapter with regulator on it

i also tried opening the tank slow method...didn't work. It lights and it seems like it's going to last and stay strong but after 10 minutes or so, it starts puttering out to the point where you really can't cook anything. The regulators on these things are just faulty - i use my grill about 30 times a year for a couple of hours at a time and I've noticed after the year mark, the regulators go bad. Weber is supposed to send me a new one at least so I don't have to get a new grill

I'm assuming this setup will also work with the Q2000 correct? Thanks in advance

This is really helpful. Mine has never seen 500 much less 600.

Nut coal from tractor supply burns a lot longer.

I’ve only have had my weber Q 2200 for 3 months and now low flame and I’m thinking the regulator is bad, it has a 5 year warranty I’m going to call Weber tomorrow and see if they will send me a new regulator out free. But now I’m thinking of doing this because it looks like a better flame then the Weber OEM regulator. Thanks for the tip and video.

Excellent. That's exactly what I'm about to deal with. About 20 stumps to get rid of. Just need to pick me up some charcoal.

Higher flash point just means it takes a hotter heat source or spark to ignite. Great video, I like the drum and charcoal idea. I’m going to try them. Thanks

Question: what is a newspaper? Never heard of it. Now I remember, it's what cavemen use to wipe their behinds! Right?

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Thanks , My Grill only goes to 450° F ! I'm going to try this out .

I CAN THINK OF NOTHING BETTER TO DO WITH A NEWSPAPER!

Perfect, thanks!

Excellent explanation. Thank you very much for doing this.

So I followed all your instructions, went to Home Depot, found the 3 parts and put it all together. Fired up my grill connected to a 20 lb tank and new hose regulator. Absolutely amazing difference. Previously my grill took 10 minutes to reach 375 and would go no higher. Now flames coming through all holes and reached the max temp in like 2 minutes. Thank you so much for instructions and showing those part numbers. I would advise people to order the parts online at home depot if they you don't want to go searching the bins at home depot but I did find what I needed. I'm back grilling again! BTW, I ordered a regulator hose on Amazon that actually came with an adjustable dial which controls the flow of propane but plenty to choose from on Amazon.

your more successful than me .tried exact method while back

Mind if I ask, and please forgive me if it's already listed among the hundreds of comments/replies, how long after being cut was this done? Is it possible to do this on a tree that has just been cut down?

Does putting the antenna on a dish actually amplify the signal?