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We're talking the brass valves here....part of the manifold. I'd like what you're having.....

I've put a little bit of time into the rehab. A few things: Simple Green? Damn, I never knew this stuff was so good. After getting the grill apart I sprayed down the pieces and put them in a heavy black plastic trash bag, layed out in the sun for 15 minutes. Debris was slipping off the parts...

Thanks Bruce for the info. I'll be ordering the burners later today, will take your advice. I didn't mind spending the extra couple of dollars for the igniter, and those dollars went to a small local home/garden/hardware store. But if I can save $30 on the burners, that tips the scales a bit...

Picked up another persons cast-off over the weekend. Looks to be a 2002 "Genesis Silver B LP Mica Blk SWE Cast Iron Grates" as determined by the Weber site. Serial # DU xxxxxxxx. Overall excellent condition, just real dirty. Frame is solid, firebox is straight, slide out catch pan etc all good...

Glad I could help with your affliction.

63 page Skyline Manual Craigslist, Framingham MA. $10 https://worcester.craigslist.org/bks/d/framingham-weber-recipes-and-manual/7114662132.html

I looked into this last year while doing other projects, found some info on a spray equipment site that made sense. https://pittsburghsprayequip.com/blogs/pittsburgh-spray-equipment-company/spraying-paint-in-the-cold-a-complete-guide Clean surface, warm solvent based paint, longer drying time...

I recently fabbed one from an auto tire tube I had laying around. They don't need to be silicone, there's no direct heat nearby, and the LP gasifying keeps the manifold cool.

Forgot to mention...3 weeks later a house down the street is up for sale. Dumpster out front with a crappy gasser on the side. But it had a full tank of propane. I left the grill there.

Let me preface this post with the following: I once owned a gasser, it actually fell off of a truck near 40 years ago. One of the low-life brands. It was free, with little damage from the fall. Used it for a good 5 or 6 years. Then I found charcoal. Briquets, lump. And live wood fire. Dumped...

Update, 3 weeks later. Wish I took some pictures.... I returned the grill to the owner today and retrieved my "new" gasser from him. More on the "new" later. I ended up turning what he was going to toss to the curb into a grill that should last another 10 years. I did end up disassembling the...

"On a side note, i would highly recommend getting a Weber grill with doors if you have a dog. The dogs keeps grabbing the grease tray and going to town and i haven't found a solution to this yet. I have to replace the foil very regularly. Any recommendations to solve this problem are very...

When you see a red for sale, you don't hesitate. Just do it, just go get it. When you get it home, try to hide it. When your wife sees it and starts asking "why one more grill?". Don't ever, ever, ever reply with "well, you know, you never forget your first redhead". Ask me how I know this.

Say what you will, but he seems to have marketing skills. Does a nice pro-26" Weber kettle writeup. I'm betting he gets it sold. $300? I'll bet he settles for $260. or less. Quick $$$. I've been looking for a 26incher for a year or so, seems to be scarce in my neck of the woods.

Catch pan, casters, grates are all on order. Should be here by Tuesday next week. Thanks again for all the help.

Bruce, again thanks for the info and links. Today I picked up a "universal" piezo replacement kit from Ace Hardware, they seem to like to give ma a couple of $5 off a $20 purchase each month. The kit with some stainless hardware to replace the rusted items got me over the threshold. The kit...

Chris, many thanks for taking the time to decipher what was left of the identification numbers. The year certainly sounds correct. I'm still trying to wrap my head around what the differences are between B and C models, side burner designs, closed bodies, etc. The casting does indeed show as...

And yeah, the casters need to be replaced. I wasn't able to flip it over as yet to try to knock them out and determine correct replacements.

Picked this what looks to be a Silver B up from a friends house, I'll be doing some repairs for him. It's been played with before, primarily the supports for the underpan. I'll attach some photos from what I can best describe as my potato-phone...looks like I may need to clean the lens of the...

Kitchen? That'd be my bedroom.