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Twist-ons are very tough to find. $25 is very realistic. There is a WKC member in Wisconsin who makes new ones for about $35 plus shipping.

Contact Jeff Gaylord at IPE for a firm quote, but I would guess you are looking at least $400 not including shipping. You may be better off finding a red Performer. If you are interested in a red SSP, let me know. I have one (very nice and detailed, and close to showroom new.) The finish you...

I whack those with a well-placed hit from a rubber mallet. It is virtually impossible to make it look new, but it will look much better. I have never had any damage to the porcelain finish in doing so unless the finish was already damaged.

Weber fade- no fix, other than replacing the porcelain finish = expensive. 3 years old, doubtful Weber will warranty either. I have been seeing this quite often on the Spirit II's. My guess is a very poor original porcelain application. I am curious to see how it goes though and much more...

Here you go .... As you can see, I drilled holes through the side posts, took a piece of tubing ( I don't recall if it was new, or from a donor grill ) and bolted it to the frame, for the Bullseye to sit on. It, or something similar is a must in my opinion. Also, when the hopper is full...

Not a snowballs chance I am sticking something in my eye. I waste a half a bottle of eye drops trying to get one drop in my eye.

Joe Anshien I will snap a pic and post it when I get a chance. ...................... I own both a Bullseye and a SF EX4 Gen1. I love both of these grills and have zero complaints about either really. I grill with the Bullseye. I smoke with the Smokefire. They both have their place in the...

Yes, and it made a big improvement.

I was hoping to use these on a resto, but the unit is in bad shape. There will likely be some used parts available also if someone is interested. Fire box + Burners + Flavorizers = $300. DM if you are interested. All are still boxed in original packaging. Shipping available at buyer's expense.

2 wheels should = the Spirit II.

That's pretty well done. I am trying to figure out if the Weber is a real badge or just a decal.

As bad as the donks were, they still opened as a 3.5 point favorite next week AT Chicago.

The orifice was nice and clean also. I swapped out the regulator w/ a spare that I have and that fixed the problem. Now I am wondering if there is a way to repair the regulator.

Oh yeah. I bought a pair of lambskin slippers from them about 10 years ago. They still sell them now. https://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/88422?feat=503380-plalander&csp=f&gnrefine=1*Shoe%20Size*14^1*Width*Medium%20D^1*Color/Style*Brown If they ever wear out I will surely buy another pair, but I...

I love mine as well, but it's getting replaced. The name "Smokefire," is still a huge negative for many folks who had a bad experience, know someone who did or simply remembers all the bad comments and bad press.

What about this problem - Performer/Gen 3 w/ piezo igniter The tube is nice and clean- When you try to light it- the flame can be seen inside the tube right where it connects to the hose, about 1/2 inch from the orifice. However, no flame is actually coming out the other end inside the kettle...

Do you see those types of returns across the entire Weber line-up, of just on the Summits? Summits are very difficult to resell here at anything north of 50% of retail. I routinely see brand-new Summits languishing away for months on end at or near 50% of retail. However, it is quite common to...

Ryan Gardner - Tread lightly with the numbers from Brett-EDH. I envy those types of resale numbers. I can't speak to where you or Brett live, but here in flyover country, I would be lucky to get about 50 to 60% of those prices here.

As John-NY mentioned above, post in the Buy/Sell forum. Also, I recommend putting a price on it, that you would sell it for TODAY, and skip the whole "highest bidder," gimmick. If you plan to hold on to it until January, then wait a few months before posting.