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Old 30 Nov 2018, 12:50 (Ref:3867002)   #1
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Weber DCOE- When first used?

48's, not 45's as in the thread title - duh!

Anyone know when these were introduced? I have been told that they were certainly around in 1962 but can't find any hard evidence.

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