Recent content by Mike Reynolds

The tubes insert into a stainless rail at the rear of the firebox. If you pull the manifold out of the way, you should be able to remove the entire "burner cartridge" as a single entity. Then remove some of the rust from the end of the burner tube in order to dislodge from the stainless rail...

Interested in the burner panel and everything related to the rotisserie burner system. What condition is the stainless rail that the rear of the burner tubes attach to? As well as the rear firebox panel?

Were you ever able to identify the part numbers needed for your restoration? I have this exact grill and am in the middle of my restoration. Here are the part numbers. Ignitor kit for Summit Gold B/B6 is part no. 42325 Burner tube kit, Summit 6 Burner Gold/Platinum A/B is part no. 85662 Set of...

As the title indicates, I'm looking for some parts for the Gen 2 (maybe 1) Summit 6 burner. Of specific interest is the SS frame which holds the end of the burner tubes in the rear of the grill. This piece acts as an assembly cartridge allowing the entire burner section to slide into/out of...

The 9893W cover fits the '05 Summit. I've found it available at Grillstuff.com

Jon, are those door handles original?

About 15-20 years ago, I used to have a charbroil grill that did exactly what your original request was about. It was a gas grill that came with a stainless (maybe) tray to hold the charcoal that you would then set down on the burner tubes (or tent frame as they referred to them) I sort of miss...

Looking for a great condition EO date lid (ribbed flat handle) for my blue SSP. Hopefully someone local has one or one that wouldn't cost a fortune in shipping. Shipping to zip 63376. Thank you

Ivy M, I sent you an email sir.

Is the right side swing up table SS insert, and available?

In the 10th image, it appears you have a new front and rear panel. Is this correct? And, supplied by Weber or elsewhere?

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Branon S.: I just wanted it to have an extra one. </div></BLOCKQUOTE> If you ever get tired of having it collect dust, let me know as I'll buy it...

I thought this was interesting enough to add to my favorites here on the site. Now it's got me looking for a cheap charger and some garage sale cast iron treasure. Enjoy. <a href="http://tvwbb.com/eve/forums?a=tpc&f=2871078595&m=7401015816" target="_blank">Cleaning and seasoning vintage cast...

Terry, how much?

What AJ S said. Try cutting slots into the nut on the inside to look like a philips head. Go down as for as you can and more than likely this will break it off.