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I just ordered new style for a SS performer rehab. When I picked it up the handle was the most rusted piece of metal I have aver seen. After scrubbing off rust there were a few spots where it was very thin (probably less than half it's original thickness.) Hopefully its easy to use. If not I'll...

how much to build me one!! one possible suggestion, is to maybe add a propane splicer and funnel the big propane tank into the touch-n-go to get rid of the small disposable tanks. Might be a pain to open the valve on the big propane tank each time since it's in the back though.

In better weather states like california I find the covered storage great for grill scraper, drip pans and other doo-dad's. And to keep my dog out the grease tray. No snow, no humidity, and not enough rain.

I always felt like digital temp and iOS/Android apps was something not in Weber's wheelhouse. Something better left for the aftermarket crowd or maybe a co-branding partnership. Just too different of a product.

Pics on said modification would be nice. I always planned in upgrading Ash catcher. I always dread changing. I procastanate to point where I can see Ash almost hitting the kettle.

I've used super glue in a pinch to keep cuts closed and water tight. Didn't know it was purpose build for that

Briefly I had a e/w burner Genesis s310 without heat shields and less grease evaporated. The n/s burners didn't generate the same amount so heat so they had to deflect more heat upwards and essentially insulated the bottom more.(just like what lmichaels said.)

Very generous offer CL

I'm gonna try the smashburgers tomorrow. You need a spatula without holes. I have a broil king long one I'm gonna use

Thanks! I've read many restore posts about painting but never got a sense on what exact paint matches the best. I used some glossy car engine enamel for a temporary smaller frame repair and it was too glossy

Does Tha include a nest or cart?

You do know you can hang the regular lid on the edge of the bowl. I will admit sliding the lid I to bale is easier.

probably one of the more simple projects to do since it's a bolt on. Problem will be finding the right placement of your drill points. Also be aware there is an old version and a new version of the bale. Older (I think pre 2016/17) performers had a smaller bale where the lid was slightly tilted...

somebody mentioned etsy for custom metal workers who build grates. saw this bad boy. $140 cost!!! https://www.etsy.com/listing/528078243/22-12-stainless-steel-grill-grate-for?ref=landingpage_similar_listing_bot-12

It's a cheap risk. We don't mind putting in our own wrench time. The dollar per year math probably come out the same with an expectation of them not lasting that long.

Wow. That's cheap

Everybody here I thought just did oem Weber that I didn't even know there were 3rd party manufacturers.

Tried a bag at 14 on sale. loved it. Picked up 4 more in San Jose Target for 5 bucks a bag.

I tied a bag of Weber briquettes and they were really nice. I gotta find some at Target. It was marked down to 14 dollars so I tried em out

Looks like a very clean brownie kettle. Only one picture, but not chips or dents showing. https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/hsh/d/weber-grill/6240391035.html