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Agreed. Brown and purple can certainly be a bit rougher on large parcels…

They sent a new hood and control panel assembly. Since it was a series 1, there was a two month back order. Still, they handled it promptly. The replacement even came in with shipping damage so they just ended up sending a whole new series 2 griddle!

Do they turn if you lift the unit up a little? You should have two casters that spin to allow directional movement. If they don’t turn, try a little grease or lubricant into the rotating spots

Yeah, I’m not sure if they’ll clarify the steps in the manual. I found out that if they’re backward, then when the burner tries to cut back as it reaches temp, it’ll actually cutoff. Easy fix if a burner issue comes up!

@@CloverWoodDIY Thank you, I know what to look for now, I appreciate it.

It’s a great griddle! Most of the time I’m cooking for just the misses and me, and there’s plenty of room. I did smash burgers for 16 people back in December and cooked two batches with zero problems other than needing a cylinder swap right in the middle of the cook. You can use the whole surface area but with any griddle, you’re going to have natural hot zones. You just learn to use each griddle based on its characteristics. I absolutely love my LoCo!

V2 now. The only cool spot is down wind along the side. Worth every penny!

You will need to supply an extension cord or just simply connect the AC adapter that is provided with the griddle directly to an outside outlet near your cooking area.

That’s a great price!

I saw that! I was sooo tempted to buy it, but I don’t have the space right now. Maybe after the back patio remodel…

I jumped on that Lowe's buy. Unbelievable price.

Funny you ask. I was going to do an update soon! Finally got the replacement parts for what was damaged in shipping. Without giving too much away, I’ll say I’m impressed with the service. I’m also really pleased with it and (at the sale price) the overall value. I do wish I had gotten the 36”, but I can do just fine with the 26”. Thanks for watching!

An even more recent update - the parts that were sent as replacement were also damaged by the shipping company. When I reached out to LoCo, they told me they’d sent replacement parts out once again and had no problems doing so. What’s funny is that the replacement parts came in the same box as a brand new series 2 26” griddle… and this time they sent it on a large pallet via a freight shipper so it had considerably less damage risk.

@@CloverWoodDIY good to know, the weather is starting to get warmer on the east coast so I’ll check to see if any replacements parts are needed, much a

Once the algae is dead and turned gray, settled to the bottom, you can use a hand vacuum but the waste needs to be discharged instead of going through the filter. I’m not sure if you mean vacuum instead of sweeper, or if you mean brush?

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​@@CloverWoodDIYThanks for your information.

It gets dissolved prior to being added. Putting about 1 part acid to 5 parts water is where I aim. As long as you add the diluted acid to the pool so it doesn’t splash, it will be totally fine. If you think about the pH change in a 7,000 gallon pool that is occurring because of the addition of a quarter to a half gallon of acid, it’s very minimal. Usually I get a drop in pH of about .3-.4 with a half gallon of acid. I still stay within the 7.2-7.8 range so it’s nowhere near a concern. The acid dissolves so fast it’s not an issue for the liner as long as you don’t splash undiluted strong acid on it.

Thanks!