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Good deal. Keep us posted Val.

Yes, those second ones are the best. The top ones are leg leveling inserts. They will probably work, but not as well as the ones designed for connecting square tubing.

Next time you fire up a gas grill to max temp, stick the the probe into one of the holes on the side of the cook box. It should be hot enough to take it over max temp and you can watch it happen. I find that as a good way to verify the internal ambient temp of grills as well. At least until...

Oh, and don't bother taking out the manifold bolts. Those are stainless bolts and I have found very few of them rusted or damaged other than being stuck which I think Weber did on purpose on some of their grills. Just leave them in and reuse them. I even have them in when I get the cook boxes...

Val, I do it this way to save time. If I was working on a grill and didn't have spare parts, like an extra cook box laying around, I wouldn't do this or at least would get as aggressive doing it this way. BUt I have done a good 200 Silver B and Genesis 1000 cook boxes and I would say 40% have...

I use the brute force method. I know the pitfalls, but it works for me 98% of the time and it is much faster.

This should fit your rotisserie. The photo of the back plate that mounts to the bracket is blurry. I can get a retake if you want. I included a photo of the bracket that mounts on the cook box that the motor attaches too. Bracket not included. Let me know this is what you are looking for...

I have a used one I could sell you Ken. I will post a photo.

The "HHH" reading is typical of thermometers that exceed their max temp

They coat the whole lid in black and then top coat it with whatever color. Sometimes the colored top coat will run or bleed over onto the black where it isn't necessarily intended. But it is usually inside the lid or in a place that doesn't show anyway.

I read posts on my phone relatively often, but, unless I am away from home, I typically jump on the computer to post.

I think sometimes too much gas or the way the gas is flowing into the spark area is the problem. Try turning the burner to half or maybe even 1/4 before lighting.

Yah, I grew up with DOS 4.

I had no idea there was a dedicated app.

LOL. I am with you Larry. I even text from my home computer 80% of the time.

Those are the kind of people that always think it would be great to show them photos after it is restored.

Thanks Samuel.

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Thanks Samuel, but I need it to have the instructions on it. And those chips are a bit too severe for a rehab. But, I really appreciate the offer.

If anyone has a spare control panel for a Silver Q lying around in decent shape, let me know. I need one that has markings for the 3/4 sweep valves. Here is the old one. Major Weber fade.