Recent content by Bruce

The biggest problem I see with swapping in the summit IR burner to a genesis grill is that if you fab it into the lid, it needs to account for the lid pivoting on open and close, whereas on the summit, it is mounted on a stationary tall back panel of the Summit cook box. The LX grills I know...

Yah, seems a bit expensive, but you for one time keeper, a good deal IMO.

Josh, I think it would be great to try to incorporate an IR burner into a Genesis grill. I was thinking the Gold and Platinum SS lids would be the best option rather than trying to do it on a porcelain coated lid. Maybe just pull the IR burner out of a Summit and fab it into a Gold B lid.

Yah, you lucked into one of those "holy grail" weber grills.

9MM 304 Stainless Steel Spirit Grill Grates for Weber Spirit E-210 E-220 S-210 S-220 Gas Grills with Front-Mounted Control 7637 Grill Replacement Parts for Weber Spirit I & II 200 Series $33.24 https://www.amazon.com/Meyafiny-Spirit-Weber-Front-Mounted-Replacement/dp/B0F61SC8J5?tag=tvwb-20

They certainly used to. I bought a green lid and bowl with the burner tube holes and burner tube included. I got it from a guy selling off some weber stuff he had. It was new in box when I bought it from him.

I just checked FB MP using "Grill" as my search term. This is what showed up. The gas conversion kit is actually an Ebay add (which it seems FB has started hosting). The kit claims to cover every Genesis grill built in the last 30 years. I imagine they have sold a whole lot of them. Notice...

IMO, 9mm grates are probably overkill on a flip grill. I personally don't think the average buyer realizes the significance of 7mm vs 9mm. Some, sure, but the average buyer not so much. I have tried a couple times to offer an upgrade (at cost) to 9mm over 7mm and what happened most of the...

Yah, I think the inflation is permanently priced in at this point.

Those are some good prices. Especially for the 9mm grates.

The crossmember might be fine. He stated the bolt was the problem. Hopefully it is limited to just the bold and not the frame itself.

LOL, I think you will be happy with it. However, it goes a long way, especially if you only use it on a grill or two. Two bottles will last a Loooong time.

This stuff works very good at mitigating the "Weber Fade" on the black porcelain on our grills. It doesn't "fix" it, but it essentially hides it. It lasts quite a while too. If you have a grill lid with the fade or a control panel or otherwise and you don't want to have to replace it, this is...

Yuk, Hate the weber fade.

Cody, Cut off a short piece of flat stock about 3/4" wide and weld it to the inside edge of the "thinned" bracket. Then just drill through the original hole through the welded on piece and your manifold is good for another 20 years. It doesn't change the size or shape of the manifold at all.