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Knock off kamados
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I suppose, but seeing that motorcycle that Orange County Choppers made for CAT using pieces and parts from dozers was one ugly machine so I can't imagine how ugly a CAT inspired grill would be!...BUT I bet it would be durable!Ozzie_Isaac said:
Woooooo, you are a gentleman and a scholar! Badging a grill with CAT would be epic, you could mark that thing up like crazy!!RRP said:
I don’t suppose you could recommend a big yellow tractor company that might want to give that idea a try do you?Ozzie_Isaac said:Yes, cast steel would be a good option. I think there is probably a market for a unit machined out of a large billet.Re-gasketing the USA one yard at a time -
RRP said:
I suppose, but seeing that motorcycle that Orange County Choppers made for CAT using pieces and parts from dozers was one ugly machine so I can't imagine how ugly a CAT inspired grill would be!...BUT I bet it would be durable!Ozzie_Isaac said:
Woooooo, you are a gentleman and a scholar! Badging a grill with CAT would be epic, you could mark that thing up like crazy!!RRP said:
I don’t suppose you could recommend a big yellow tractor company that might want to give that idea a try do you?Ozzie_Isaac said:Yes, cast steel would be a good option. I think there is probably a market for a unit machined out of a large billet.
We had one of the two bikes they built in my old building. It was an odd overall effect. Up close they had a lot of cool details, but the craftmanship was not great. From far away it seemed rather bland. Supposedly it was awful to ride too.I would rather light a candle than curse your darkness.
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Ozzie_Isaac said:RRP said:
I suppose, but seeing that motorcycle that Orange County Choppers made for CAT using pieces and parts from dozers was one ugly machine so I can't imagine how ugly a CAT inspired grill would be!...BUT I bet it would be durable!Ozzie_Isaac said:
Woooooo, you are a gentleman and a scholar! Badging a grill with CAT would be epic, you could mark that thing up like crazy!!RRP said:
I don’t suppose you could recommend a big yellow tractor company that might want to give that idea a try do you?Ozzie_Isaac said:Yes, cast steel would be a good option. I think there is probably a market for a unit machined out of a large billet.
We had one of the two bikes they built in my old building. It was an odd overall effect. Up close they had a lot of cool details, but the craftmanship was not great. From far away it seemed rather bland. Supposedly it was awful to ride too.
https://youtu.be/uJGtWVA6_QA
"The pig is an amazing animal. You feed a pig an apple and it makes bacon. Let's see Michael Phelps do that" - Jim Gaffigan
Minnesota -
Love that UTube channel. Haven't seen that episode though.WeberWho said:Ozzie_Isaac said:RRP said:
I suppose, but seeing that motorcycle that Orange County Choppers made for CAT using pieces and parts from dozers was one ugly machine so I can't imagine how ugly a CAT inspired grill would be!...BUT I bet it would be durable!Ozzie_Isaac said:
Woooooo, you are a gentleman and a scholar! Badging a grill with CAT would be epic, you could mark that thing up like crazy!!RRP said:
I don’t suppose you could recommend a big yellow tractor company that might want to give that idea a try do you?Ozzie_Isaac said:Yes, cast steel would be a good option. I think there is probably a market for a unit machined out of a large billet.
We had one of the two bikes they built in my old building. It was an odd overall effect. Up close they had a lot of cool details, but the craftmanship was not great. From far away it seemed rather bland. Supposedly it was awful to ride too.
https://youtu.be/uJGtWVA6_QAI would rather light a candle than curse your darkness.
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It appeared to me as a 2 wheeled “rat rod” made by some 3rd shift guys from whatever parts that they found in the recycle bins. Can’t imagine that performance wise it was anything but a slug.Ozzie_Isaac said:RRP said:
I suppose, but seeing that motorcycle that Orange County Choppers made for CAT using pieces and parts from dozers was one ugly machine so I can't imagine how ugly a CAT inspired grill would be!...BUT I bet it would be durable!Ozzie_Isaac said:
Woooooo, you are a gentleman and a scholar! Badging a grill with CAT would be epic, you could mark that thing up like crazy!!RRP said:
I don’t suppose you could recommend a big yellow tractor company that might want to give that idea a try do you?Ozzie_Isaac said:Yes, cast steel would be a good option. I think there is probably a market for a unit machined out of a large billet.
We had one of the two bikes they built in my old building. It was an odd overall effect. Up close they had a lot of cool details, but the craftmanship was not great. From far away it seemed rather bland. Supposedly it was awful to ride too.Re-gasketing the USA one yard at a time -
First time seeing kamado knockoff at our local grocery store!

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@Canugghead: First for me as well. Wonder how they are.
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Which is what a chopper should be. It just shouldn't cost 6 figures for those 3rd shift guys to cobble it together.RRP said:
It appeared to me as a 2 wheeled “rat rod” made by some 3rd shift guys from whatever parts that they found in the recycle bins. Can’t imagine that performance wise it was anything but a slug.Ozzie_Isaac said:RRP said:
I suppose, but seeing that motorcycle that Orange County Choppers made for CAT using pieces and parts from dozers was one ugly machine so I can't imagine how ugly a CAT inspired grill would be!...BUT I bet it would be durable!Ozzie_Isaac said:
Woooooo, you are a gentleman and a scholar! Badging a grill with CAT would be epic, you could mark that thing up like crazy!!RRP said:
I don’t suppose you could recommend a big yellow tractor company that might want to give that idea a try do you?Ozzie_Isaac said:Yes, cast steel would be a good option. I think there is probably a market for a unit machined out of a large billet.
We had one of the two bikes they built in my old building. It was an odd overall effect. Up close they had a lot of cool details, but the craftmanship was not great. From far away it seemed rather bland. Supposedly it was awful to ride too. -
Looks like a rebranded Vision but stand is almost carbon copy of egg stand. Size unknown, 10yr warranty and no tax this week; IMO better option than buying a used egg with zero warranty.GrateEggspectations said:@Canugghead: First for me as well. Wonder how they are.canuckland -
Like this one ?caliking said:Heck, one could even build a kamado style cooker with a couple of large flower pots.
https://www.al.com/bargain-mom/2013/06/how_to_make_alton_browns_flowe.html
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One cannot talk about knock-offs without mentioning the units forged by the gods:
https://komodokamado.com/
I would rather light a candle than curse your darkness.
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