Blue big green egg

sancho65

WeberWho said:

This needs its own thread. You own three blue eggs?

And this little guy!💙🇺🇸 And a few others!🇺🇸

danhoo

If I could get a blue BGE, I'd then want my other grills to be blue. I would be broke. 

jdMyers

At first I thought of these odd accessories until I put on my glasses.  I've seen a blue BGE before but figured they went to the wayside.  Are they considered a large?

https://www.armorshields.com/armor-shields/royal-blue

WeberWho

jdMyers said:

At first I thought of these odd accessories until I put on my glasses.  I've seen a blue BGE before but figured they went to the wayside.  Are they considered a large?

https://www.armorshields.com/armor-shields/royal-blue

This is the first time I've seen dome condoms for the BGE. It's supposed to remind you of a pool and resist sun fading? Who believes this crap? On that given note they've probably have sold a ton of them. 

RyanStl

caliking said:

What happens when the base cracks and you need to make a warranty claim? Do you get a blue base, or a green one?

Probably the same answer of any used egg buyer submitting a claim. Warranty is for original owner only, but we'll sell you a green one.

cnst

Nice to see other blue eggs out there. 

stlcharcoal

Very cool......Always good to see another one.

PS:  To be safe get an air gap between the Egg base and the paver.  You can use the included feet if you still have them, some ceramic flower pot feet, or even a handful of 1x1 floor tiles.  Otherwise those pavers are nothing more than heat sinks--robbing BTUs and potentially charring the table below.

cnst

Also, and this may have been stated elsewhere, the blue green egg was a limited run for a pool builder in Florida and there were a few extra, one of which I bought in 2000 at the old BGE headquarters.  They actually have one on display at the new headquarters in Doraville.  The blue is rare and completely legit. 

lousubcap

@cnst - That is rolling in uniquely hot right there.  You have obviously been at this game for a long time.  Glad you have emerged from the shadows.  I am quite sure you have much to offer here so saddle up and enjoy the ride. 
Above all, have fun.

loco_engr

stlcharcoal said:

Very cool......Always good to see another one.

PS:  To be safe get an air gap between the Egg base and the paver.  You can use the included feet if you still have them, some ceramic flower pot feet, or even a handful of 1x1 floor tiles.  Otherwise those pavers are nothing more than heat sinks--robbing BTUs and potentially charring the table below.

WeberWho said:

This needs its own thread. You own three blue eggs?

Yes he does!

BlG_GREEN_DAVE

RRP said:

Best offer rather than a set price would be my suggestion. Yes that is unique and the usual rule of thumb doesn't make sense. Good luck! 

“Unique” means it is a only one. 

Latin “Uni” (only) plus “Neek” (one)

it ain’t unique. But it is rare. 

RRP

BlG_GREEN_DAVE said:

RRP said:

Best offer rather than a set price would be my suggestion. Yes that is unique and the usual rule of thumb doesn't make sense. Good luck! 

“Unique” means it is a only one. 

Latin “Uni” (only) plus “Neek” (one)

BTW I was not the one here who hit your post with a Dislike! Good night

BlG_GREEN_DAVE

If i cared about peeple disliking me, i would of not married my my cousin jess

she hates me

but we make it work

say hello to pat. If she can put up with you since the kennedy ad ministrations, she is a better man than I

cnst

stlcharcoal said:

Very cool......Always good to see another one.

PS:  To be safe get an air gap between the Egg base and the paver.  You can use the included feet if you still have them, some ceramic flower pot feet, or even a handful of 1x1 floor tiles.  Otherwise those pavers are nothing more than heat sinks--robbing BTUs and potentially charring the table below.

Thanks for the tip.  Thankfully after 20+ years I havent't burned my deck down.   I have disassembled once or twice and no burn marks were there.  

stlcharcoal

cnst said:

stlcharcoal said:

Very cool......Always good to see another one.

PS:  To be safe get an air gap between the Egg base and the paver.  You can use the included feet if you still have them, some ceramic flower pot feet, or even a handful of 1x1 floor tiles.  Otherwise those pavers are nothing more than heat sinks--robbing BTUs and potentially charring the table below.

Thanks for the tip.  Thankfully after 20+ years I havent't burned my deck down.   I have disassembled once or twice and no burn marks were there.  

Good!!  You could go another 20 years, or it could happen tomorrow.......it's a crazy thing how and when the table fires happen.  That think it acting as a big heat sink either way, so get a gap to save $$$ on some charcoal.  That's for sharing the pic!! 

fishlessman

cnst said:

stlcharcoal said:

Very cool......Always good to see another one.

PS:  To be safe get an air gap between the Egg base and the paver.  You can use the included feet if you still have them, some ceramic flower pot feet, or even a handful of 1x1 floor tiles.  Otherwise those pavers are nothing more than heat sinks--robbing BTUs and potentially charring the table below.

Thanks for the tip.  Thankfully after 20+ years I havent't burned my deck down.   I have disassembled once or twice and no burn marks were there.  

the ignition temp of wood drops with heated cycles repeated over time. i remember seeing a study where a 212f steam pipe eventually burned down a building by starting a fire on a wood floor. you have 20 years of heat cycles

https://inspectapedia.com/chimneys/Pyrolysis_Definition.php

sancho65

Bump!💙🇺🇸💰