Second attempt, Skyline Genesis Grill


 
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Char B. in Michigan

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O.K. I ditched the grill that had the bad surface on the lid.

Now I've come across a Skyline version of Weber. He wants $75 but it includes 2 propane tanks and a cover. I think I read on here that this was a Weber grill made for Sears. Are all the replacement parts universal?

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Yes "Skyline" only referred to the weird pinstriping on the lid. Whether or not it was done for Sears I have no idea.
 
Char,
Pretty cool. I say go for it if its in decent shape.
Make an offer of say $60.00 and see if he bites.

Jeff
 
That's a weber spirit 500 series.
Refurbished one for deer camp
Great cooker, best cast iron grates I've seen. Great for searing
 
Sourcing parts shouldn't be a problem. Value ? You have to give it a good look over and try and estimate how much you'll spend in replacement parts. First, make sure the cart/frame is in good shape and relatively rust free. Next, check the burners, flavorizer bars and grates. Replacing all three of those can be a bit costly, (over $120ish) so you have to factor that in with the purchase price. Also figure in $20 or so in materials to clean it up and give it a nice fresh coat of paint.
 
Char,
Not to worry, the same thing happened to me several times when I was deciding if I should pull the trigger.

The right one/ones will come along.

Jeff
 
Char B. in Michigan said:
Thank you for the input, but I was too late. I went away for the weekend and now everything I had my eye on is gone.:
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Been there also, I was looking for a 2000 for over a year and finally found a 3000 which I converted to a 2000. Their out there and you'll find the one you want sooner or later.
 
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