Will these work under a leg for a wobbly grill/smoker?
1135663
These are pretty tough and versatile, but I guess there's a limit to the weight and temperature they can hold up to.Unless the leg supports hundreds of pounds or gets very hot, these should work just fine. They are ridged on one side so they can lock to each other or get a good grip on a hard surface.
1135664
Maybe. Thee wedges are small and plastic. I would be concerned that they would soften or melt if the grill legs became hot. You might be better to try using wooden or hard plastic "door shim" wedges from a home improvement store or a hardware store. You could also soak wood wedges in water before using.
1135665
Maybe. They're not heat resistant, so if the leg of the grill/smoker will get hot, then, then you should not use these. Also, if the grill/smoker leg is very thin and/or is likely to move around, you'll need to nail or screw the wobble wedge to it (which it's designed to let you do). I've only ever used them on things like bookshelves or dressers that I'm intentionally leaning slightly backwards against the wall. These usually don't move around, or if they do, they move only slightly. They can certainly hold a lot of weight, though, so that shouldn't be an issue. They're inexpensive and handy little things to have around, so even if they don't work out for your grill/smoker, you'll probably be glad you got them anyway.
1135666
I think as long as it is a leg and not a wheel, they would work very well. They are very dense and sturdy.
246785
Yes, I believe they will. You might want to use more of them closer together to help distribute the weight a little. They are easy on, and easy off.
2005897
I am going to make a frame with 4 fairly large tires , because I want to be able to go across gravel. This is a work in progress. The plan is to remove the wimpy legs and attach to the smoker body. Thereby not raising the 'center of gravity'.
37348
I don't think they would and stay that way reliably, no, due to the little ring/handle on the top in the center. They are sturdy enough, but I cannot see how they would stay upright if turned upside down and a weight placed on them...unless there were some kind of support added. And I can't imagine what type of support that would entail. What other purpose did you have in mind for them?
1184546
Hi CaptTurbo,They will work if you wrap them in heavy duty foil and poke a hole in 1 place a bit bigger then a pencil, hole up on burner. It will smoke good!
277224
Wood round legs should not be a problem. They are square but I believe only for the sustainability of the weight it has nothing to do with what shape of leg you place upon them. I thought they would be cheap, but they have really impressed me.
2244972
My husband installed, and I don't know specifically, but they do not wobble. Very high quality, very satisfied.
800677
The unit is small and light, about 3 pounds, so as long as your portable grill has a solid base I wouldn't imagine it would tip, even fully loaded. I don't know which grill you have, but you could probably counterbalance it with your propane tank, but I doubt it is necessary.
926802
They should work. You can always shim these or file the bottoms to get the height you want.
27179
It should ...There`s about an inch to 2 inch gap between the floor and ground ...there`s a cross piece underneath ...what I did was place some bricks underneath the floor on the ground for added support ...I have a backpack that`s on the floor plus my weight 187 when I stand on the floor nothing sags
1922437
Yes they should, but may tip over due to them being top heavy. You just have to be careful with them, as they are not leak proof!
488168
Not without some modifications. The grill racks slide into brackets that insert into a row of holes along the sides of the smoker. You might be able to rig some horizontal rods to rest on those same brackets.Also, the temp control is rudimentary at best. I am not sure that you would not damage delicate meats such as fish.
1773012
I'd say no, as they are only about 1/8" thick at the fat end. You would be better off getting something at the Home Depot type store. Sorry!
1744006
We use them in our vape shop they are sturdy. One is wobbly but we make it work.
1710869
They do not adjust too low however I have a standard size counter top they sit under and my legs go under the countertop without problem
473954
Yes, they'd need to be small pieces (the sides of the firebox are adjustable for the size of the bed of coals) tho the grills could be raised to accommodate say 4" thick pieces. Its a gr8t bbq.
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I don't think they will work for that weight. Although they are sturdy and I have some heavy pots and iron frypans hanging I am not sure I'd want to try that much. 2 or 3 together might work, but you'd have to buy a pack to find out-Amazon had the best price for these as I looked around first and didn't find what I wanted quite like them for the value. If they don't work for this need keep them for another.