Hi folks:
Can anybody tell me if this is an old BGE?
http://picasaweb.google.com/smarschke/BGE#
If so, then I spend $140 on a new firebox tomorrow, followed by some other parts and some new paint. But if not, I ain't gonna bother, since I want to cook at high temps as well as low, and I don't trust any old kamado to do that.
Much thanks to those of you who chipped in on my earlier posts on this unit.
Thanks, deepsouth, for the friendly bumps!
I sent an email inquiry to the BGE company asking if this is one of their old units, but haven't heard back yet.
Steve
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Yes it is old. I would bet it's not ceramic but clay. Unless it has been exposed to a lot of sun and weather. I wouldn't count on a lot of high temp cooks with it. That said it has the same opening mechanism as my first did and it was ceramic.
Steve
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BGE tells me this was indeed an old BGE, but made of "fire clay" and not designed for work above about 400 degrees.
So I am going to pass on fixing it up. Will re-sell it, with full disclosure.
Thanks for the good advice here, guys.
Steve
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