Cook N Kettle

[Kyle S.]

So I went and picked it up. MD inspired me. I am sure mine is smaller than his but I though the sides were pretty cool. What do you think they are made of? Thought I would pass it on so everyone could see. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Kyle

https://imgur.com/a/1jcEL7A?s=sms

 

[MDFraley]

Very nice. I'm jealous that yours has the preparation table and utensil hanger across the top. Should bring you many years of fine cooking. Just remember that the Webber cooking grills will fit it in case you ever need to replace them.
Once cleaned we seasoned ours with Grapeseed Oil and prior to each use I wipe the outer surface with a thin coat to help protect it from the elements.
I've found that due to the weight that you need to pick a place that you desire to cook with it. Not something you want to be moving a lot even though it's on wheels.
Good luck with the restoration and "happy cooking".

 

[DRojas]

Your Cook N Kettle looks complete and awesome!

The Cook N Kettle is made of pure cast iron. The cast iron gives even/uniform heat.

I bought the same set up like yours about a year ago and I love it! The best 275 dollars that I've ever spent...no regrets!

My wagon did not look as good as yours. So, I powder coated my wagon in black and replace the wheels and it looks sleek and awesome!

I will post a picture as soon as I can.

Enjoy!