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I prefer cast iron. Cast iron heats more evenly and retains temperature better. If they are falling apart from rust, junk them. If they just have surface rust and no holes, all you have to do is brush them with a steel brush at high heat. Wipe them off with a wet rag and then rub it with an onion to provide a teflon layer. if it is really heavy rust, spray oven cleaner on them and hose off. After use or for storage, clean them and then wipe them down with a cooking oil soaked rag. The oil will reduce rust build up.

Need 2 burner grills. 19 1/4" x 10 1/4" . Where can I find 2 of these cheap. Thanks.

and why do you want to replace it? just use bit of wirebrush, scarape off biggest bits, wipe rest with cooking oil and use as normal.

after cooking wipe clean (do not wash!!!) and use bit of cooking oil again to preserve it.

When you say oil I assume you mean cooking oil. Cooking oil will do nothing to remove rust. If cast iron grate try to re season them. If steel grate use some S.O.S or a soap pad then spray with Pam. Hank

Google "Smokering" and you will find a lot of forums dedicated to smoking food. It is an art in itself but many of these forums are helpful in learning.

The answer to your question is basically put as many racks of ribs that fit without touching and as long as the temperature is maintained they will all cook at the same time. I typically smoke my ribs at 225 for 4-5 hours.

Measure the inside of the grill and go to Lowes, Home Depot or any large hardware outlet. They all carry a variety of grill and grates.

You can print a new manual off of www.chargriller.com. But, the basics are:
1) Take cooking grates off of grill
2) Put enough charcoal on the grill to cover the desired cooking area two coal layers high
3) Pile up desired amount of charcoal (laid out in step 2)
4) Spray lighter fluid all over charcoal pile
5) Light the pile
6) Let the pile burn until the flames die out and most of the coal has turned white
7) Spread the coals back out (use tongs they will be hot). Put any coals that are still black on top of the white ones.
8) Put your cooking grates back on the grill and let the last black coals turn white and the grates heat up.
9) Now cook!

I get my stuff from www.Grillparts.com....I get plenty of use out of my grills and burn them out every few years.Good luck

I could not find a replacement but used 2, 18" weber circular grates, one on each end and they overlap in the middle. It is not and ideal arrangement but it allows me to continue to use this discontinued charcoal grill that I love so much