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It's a 2005 Silver B Premium with a Gold hood and a non-original emblem. I've built some franken-grills in the past and that one gets my approval for ingenuity.

The cup has a threaded female fitting. The angle grinder has a threaded male fitting. Need we go on? :rolleyes:

> Curious if the Uniflasy is actually a Porcelain coated Steel pan or is it a Aluminum pan painted Black? I'll have to look again... I have a surplus of Weber pans so I kind of chucked the Uniflasy pan in the parts bin. Come to think of it... one of the surplus Weber pans is black, I will see...

Ryan, feel free to give me the Durawood pieces once you've replaced them with the wood slats. ;)

I bought one of these earlier this month and have it installed on my 2005 Silver B Premium The Uniflasy version nothing special to write home about. The drip tray that it comes with is thinner than the Weber original, and I have some reservations about how long the drip tray holder itself will...

A 1000 firebox does not fit in a B (or C) frame.

Butane has more energy than propane per volume, what you are seeing is not unexpected as far as heat output is concerned. I can't speak for the flame pattern.

Jon, here's another oddball grill for you that I'm sure you'd buy if it was closer (and cheaper): https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/app/d/ducane-gas-cast-aluminum-gas/6706857626.html The poor guy has been trying to sell it for months.

"Pictures are photos I found on internet." meaning.... they are not photos of the actual grill.

They are not compatible. I might have a spare 1000-5000 control panel for you though. Let me look tonight (perhaps a mutually equitable trade could be bartered).

Ryan, they are $17/pair + shipping from RCP, so you're looking at like $40-$45.

The cradles are attached to the cookbox with 4 Torx bolts (I can't remember which size, but they are in the T25/T27/T30 range). I've rehabbed 3 Q300/Q320 grills this summer and on all 3, the cookbox was removed in the same manner on all 3. Good luck!

Jeff, I have a propane manifold that will fit that grill and I'm like one town over from you. Drop me a PM if you'd like to buy it.

You bought it already, haven't you... :) A fellow Weber rehabber was that I am friendly with was trying to find a buyer for an MHP WNK grill earlier this summer. I'm sure it would have been a nice grill... there's just no demand for them and they just don't do it for me aesthetically.

I used a ball of steel wool that was pretty gummed up with firebox grease to begin with. I could have used a dish sponge with similar results and effort. It was the Dawn Power Dissolver that did most of the work.

I would not blame you one bit for wanting to clean that firebox and lid thoroughly, even for personal use. That grill is pretty gross. Check out the recent discussion on Dawn Power Dissolver

Good looking cast iron grates, easily worth the $10 price for them alone.

I have several of those 1/8" npt to 3/8" flare fittings at home to compare with. Is that 2nd pic the "before" or "after" pic of drilling it out?

i usually place a scrap piece of wood on the ground, slide in the threaded insert into the tube by hand as far as it will go (which isn't far, just enough so that it stays still), flip the tube upside down so the insert is facing the ground, and then hit the tube against the wood. 2-3 hits...