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Align Your BGE Cover in 10 Easy Steps! (w/ Pics)

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  • Woody
    Woody Posts: 125
    looks to be about 1/8in, but I do not believe that part really matters. Ideally it would be thin as possible. It is simply centered on the squares to keep them all in the same plane/angle and support the weight of the band on top.
    Thanks, I get it now.  More about aligning the top and bottom not the gap.
    Woody in Northville, MI
    Large BGE with AR R & B Oval Combo w/Extender and Sliding D Grid, Kick Ash Basket, Smokeware Cap, Wok, Grill Grates and Kettle Q
  • Botch
    Botch Posts: 16,080
    Excellent post.  Bookmarked, and Thank You!  
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    So the same people that think humans have no effect on climate change, now are convinced they control the weather?  


  • Thanks for the detailed tutorial...Used it today, sans blue spacers, and it worked out great.....for now.....
  • Langner91
    Langner91 Posts: 2,120
    edited November 2020
    For those that have a difficult time getting the springs off / on, here is an old Harley kickstand spring trick that works for BGE, too.  

    If you close the lid to your egg, there will be space between the coils of the springs.  Insert about 7 or 8 pennies into the spaces along the length of spring.  Then, when you open the lid, the springs stay extended and you can simply unhook them.  Set the springs, with pennies inserted, to the side and when you need to re-install, open the lid slightly and they will easily slip back on.

    Here's a picture, but not a BGE spring.  They are 1 cent coins, just to clarify.


    Clinton, Iowa