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Took yours guys advice and listed it at $350. Got full price for it already less than 10 hrs listed.

The burner tubes screws inside the box are not easy to remove they can easily snap and cause major headache. You should be able to easily wiggle the old tubes out and reinstall the new ones in the same manner

I'd cut it out and get a 1.75 or 2" stainless 1/4-20 bolt with stainless nut and washer to replace it. It will hold up better and be easier to remove just like the ones holding the Manifold to the cook box. I find I have to cut the head of the bolt, then fight to remove the rest of the bolt from...

Right, I was going to list it at $250 with only new burners drip pan and igniter. I guess I could try $330 or so with all new guts and hopefully break $275 on the sale. That would net about $150 for the effort

So it's better to list it for $325-350 with the new stuff out just leave it out of the listing all together?

So this after a bit of painting frustration. I decided to roll with it. And here is the result: I'm thinking of listing it for $250 with the option to add new flavor bars and stainless rod grates for $100. What do you guys think? Is that too steep?

Because I'm a few instances I was stripping the grill for parts. And I intended to use said parts on a different grill. But going forward I think I'm just going to tape them off when I go to paint them. But I'm also thinking I don't have enough time to do these flips and should drop the hobby...

So the bane of many of my rehabs has been the frame end caps. On nearly every grill i've picked up they are rusted in tight somehow. Sometimes I can get them out without issue at all... but sometimes, even a little love (frustration) tap with a rubber mallet leads to disaster where the end cap...

hmm ok, the weird thing is the bottom of the pushbutton aligns with a hole the exits the bottom housing, but there is no re entry hole to get back to that screw.

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I bought it like that it was on a Genesis 1000. The Previous owner did that for some reason. it still have the mounting point on the end cap for the old style thermometer. The screw broke off when i was disassembling the end caps for cleaning and I figured I would roll with it. Another question...

So let me ask you guys your opinions about using this lid on a flip grill. I have some end caps that had the screw that held the original thermometer bracket snap off. I cleaned it up and painted them. Should I scrap this lid or use it? I think it will look pretty good on the silver C I'm...

On the 2004-2005 silvers where the lids had more of a curve and the end caps had more flare inward near the handle, those are not compatible with the older style squarer lids. The shape isn't the same so the profile doesn't fit. They also changed the handles and mounting for the lids on the...

Hopefully going to pick this up tomorrow. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1222671428287269/ I'm not sure I'm crazy about the brown lid but sounds like it's in decent shape overall and I have plenty of other lids to use

Nice grab, as far as I know the holes line up just fine. i moved around lids on different grills and end caps without any noticeable issue.

Right? I've still got 2 more complete grills to do, Im thinking maybe I just suck it up and get them all cleaned up as best I can in one whack instead of doing each one, then disassemble and do the refurbishing as needed to each. I've tried wearing gloves but it only protects until the glove...

Thanks for the comments, it's appreciated. I just wish I had more than an hour or less here or there to work on them.

That grill looks to have caught on fire at some point! For the rust on the side panel, as long as it clean on the floor and not majorly rusted out, just sand it, hit it with rust reformer then spray it. Massey Ferguson Grey (farm and implement paint) from rustoleum is a nearly perfect match...

Yeah it is a Propane grill... I picked up the e320 one with a seized valve i couldn't free up and was damaged, and scored another e310 for free last month. I swapped the valves, then because the floor was in tough shape on this one, made a PVC trim frame, and cut the rear panel of the donor...

I guess ill have to test the waters, I've never sold one of the Silver or 1000's to anyone I didn't know. I've refurbed 4 grills so far, 1 was a gift, 2 to neighbors for almost no profit, and most recently the first facebook sale, where I took $250 instead of $300 for an E320 quick flip I did...