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Used Large Egg - $250

I got lucky yesterday on an egg find.  Actually it was Friday night.  I was searching online classifieds for BBQ as I do, and came across a large that had been posted 30 minutes prior.  I called and the nice lady told me it was mine, and we arranged pickup for Saturday (up by @Botch 's neighborhood, I am surprised I beat him to it =) ).  When I got there, I learned that this was the beloved egg of her father that passed a few years ago.  We had a great conversation about what a great man her dad was, and I told her it was only fitting that I name the egg Mike, after her dad.

I didn't see any cracks when I picked it up yesterday, but it was just a quick scan.  Today I pulled it out and removed several inches of ash and almost concrete since it has been sitting for a few years, and to my pleasant surprise, there are no cracks anywhere.  Not only that, a lot of the ceramic is somewhat white in places, and the gasket has no sign of high heat use ever before.  A little shocking for an egg that is about ten years old.  I assembled it back together, and put the bag of BGE lump she gave me in it to give it a cleaning burn (like 600ish, not nuclear or anything).  It got the meat sweats from the cleaning run.  I am excited to give it some use.








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