Steve Pope wrote:
> jmcquown > wrote:
>
>> My Weber kettle doesn't have a hook. I have no idea what this
>> refers to. The lid has a top handle, that's it. There's a
>> side handle on the kettle part of the grill itself; you can
>> hang tongs and the like from it and use it to tilt the grill
>> to move it around on the wheels. No hook for hanging the lid
>> and seems like that would be awkward at best.
>
> It might be a pretty old Weber, or it could be you haven't
> noticed the small tab inside the lid. It's minimal (like
> all Weber design features) but it is the right shape tab
> for balancing the lid on the rim.
>
> Steve

Mine is about 10 years old. I bought it when I moved to this apartment and
have a nice spacious fenced patio which allows for grilling. Firemarshall
law requires at least a 15 foot space between dwelling and grilling. I have
a 22 sq. foot fenced in patio. One of the first things I did after moving
in was buy a Weber kettle! So yes, it's old. But I'll have to look inside
the lid for some sort of hook. Still seems rather silly when I can simply
set the lid on the patio while I turn the food

http://community.webshots.com/photo/...46690505XyEPIb

http://tinyurl.com/g2hhf

I just wheel it away from the fence and the planting areas to the middle of
the patio and grill away! I do put it away in the built-in storage room off
the patio come winter. But otherwise it has withstood some rather
torrential rains and searing heat (heheh) without any problems.

Jill