Recent content by KevinUSA

Well, since I don't have grillgrates for my Q, I'd have to see them on the grill to make a suggestion. You could probably find a small clamp or some sort of clip at Home Depot that would work as well. Have you tried asking Grillgrates support?

You could wire them to the Q's grates.

Here's something to think about with regards to sear marks, they are carcinogenic and something you really don't want in your food. Just saying

I'm very interested in this but $60 is a bit much to lose grilling space on my Q.

Easier to clean and you can get a griddle plate for one side.

I have the new cart (part #6557), and it's just as flimsy as the previous version, but it does look much better. In my opinion it's over priced, just like all the other Weber carts. And yes, the new carts only work with the new Q models.

But isn't that regulator not designed by Weber for just this purpose? There should be no issues! However, maybe it's just easier to refill the smaller bottles from a 20 pound tank using an adapter. I do both.

Clearly she didn't know what she had. But I would have given her at least $50.

Since she didn't know what she had and her "husband" passed away, I would have given her more than $25.

Are the replacement grates the new thicker porcelain enameled kind? According to what Weber told me, stainless steel brushes are fine, just don't use metal scrapers, as they could chip off the porcelain. And be a certain to wipe or blow down the grates after using stainless steel brush or you...

Weber also claims due to the angle of the "burner guards", it helps the food juices smoke back up to the food. Hence the name "Flavorizer Bars". But I agree that their main purpose is to prevent burner flare up. I've had a Weber Genesis before and really can't tell the difference in the taste...

I've never heard of using a propane filter on any gas grill. Not even Weber has suggested using one.

Yes, Weber now has a thicker glossy Porcelain Enamel coating on the Q grates.

Turn the grill on High, close the lid and leave it for 15 minutes. Then turn off the gas and it should easily scrape clean using a wire brush.

Yes, covered.