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Thank you for the pictures. You need valves from a round manifold Silver A, B or C Or You can replace the manifold assembly with a square one from a Silver A or a 2005/2006 2 burner Spirit

Hi Dave, the Silver A has two types of manifolds - square and round. The valves are constructed differently for the manifolds. Best to include a picture of the grill and the manifold.

Hi Ralph, I would like to take the entire lot please. Let me know via PM if that’s ok. Thank you Bill

A lot of people on this forum have deleted the Q2xx propane regulator and converted to a propane regulator hose assembly to use 20lb tanks here in North America. At 12000 btus a 20 lb tank will last a long time. Costs about $30 to convert. Weber sells a Q2xx natural gas model in Australia but...

Welcome. I know nothing about smoking. As a Yankee I visited Cary many times over the last 25 years for work. I liked the area and the people very much. The locals said Cary stood for Containment Area for Relocated Yankees.

what do they look like on the grill? I only sell propane grills. I either part out the NG grills or slap a propane manifold assembly on and go from there.

I get old Weber NG grills occasionally for free. I don’t recall seeing a grill mounted regulator on a Weber.

My wife boils some tough stuff like tripe that shouldn’t be cooked indoors. She also makes flame charred peppers which are awesome. She has a side burner only propane setup as one of her grills. I used a fittings off a Summit and I capped the main line. I got the cap at Ace hardware.

Looks good. If you keep doing this get a long handled decal scraper like this

I think it’s flame impingement on the porcelain enamel firebox that’s causing the issue. It’s common on devices where the flames contact the metal. Woodstoves, furnaces and boilers can suffer from it. The porcelain enamel and iron substrate expand and contract at different rates and eventually a...

Get a food grade Sharpie for grill lines

I would contact Weber immediately as you are the original owner. Firebox should not have burn through holes or rot holes

Awesome thanks Josh. The wooden handles are charred and a couple of gouges in the porcelain but structurally looks ok. It doesn’t look to hard to clean up

Hi All, Do any of you Coleman aficionados know about this firepit? Looks to be well built and in decent pre-restoration shape. Is it missing anything major? Thank you

The knobs are a generic replacement set. Same stem dimensions as the Weber’s from that era.