Search results

looks like EE 701420 to me

pretty amazing, right?

Sorry that I didn't mention it sooner, I have been doing this for my restorations for awhile. Not sure why, but the UV light really brings out the ghost image of what numbers were originally there. Sorry that I didn't mention it sooner, I have been doing this for my restorations for awhile...

https://tvwbb.com/threads/how-to-cleaning-lubricating-weber-gas-grill-valves.78929/ gas grill forum has this How to thread regarding the manifold valves

I was able to get the complete serial number off of a completely faded sticker by using a UV flashlight.

The next question is, do you still have the spring that attaches through the hole on that i bolt?

That bolt with the hole in it does go with the propane scale. A wing nut is on one end and the other end is inside the scale attached to a spring. I have pictures if you need them.

The control panel sticker is dual coded. On the left, down at the bottom , you can see the KL3 code which would indicate a Gen 3000. EO is 1995. Maybe the addition of a right side flip up table was an after market addition that Weber had to be assemble by the retailer at the time of purchase...

I love what you did to the wood shelves.

Is there any fade on the top of that lid?

That's a great find, I am always on the look out for a G4000 or 5000. That should be a keeper.

Is that right sided table original to this grill? Are you missing the left sided casters? Interesting grill, did you find the serial number under the right side control panel?

https://tvwbb.com/threads/1997-98-weber-genesis-5000-ad-from-australia.71718/

Looks like a Genesis 5000

Brian, All of my handles are OEM. I do not have a template for the lid handle, although, somebody on this Forum must have one I would imagine.

Larry, I don't think that this particular style of manifold valve has that little ring that you are referring to. From my experience on rehabbing older Genesis grills, there are two different styles of manifold valves. I do not know which is older, but the one that is pictured by the OP looks...

I have thought about using white enamel Testors paint for that little indicator on the knob after I have dyed it black.

I have a friend who works at a business that uses Citric acid and they buy it in bulk, so I just get some from him when I need it. It doesn't have to be food grade, so I am not sure where to source the cheapest product. 1/4 cup per gallon of warm water. I went to Home depot and bought the...

I have treated the inside of the frame in a similar way that JGrotz did. First I would run a wire brush down the inside of the frame pieces to get the easy surface rust cleaned off. Then I would first soak the frame pieces in a citric acid bath for several hours or overnight, and then attach a...

Based on Bruce's chart, mine looks to be Burgundy. And No, I did not paint the letters or outline white, that is the original polished aluminum .