Search results

OK, how much did the guy pay you when he picked up the lid, rack and tank? Did he only give you $20?

:Hmmmm, a GI Joe figure or a set of 9mm SS grates???? Tough choice.

Not sure if this is a Weber Kettle gasser or not. https://www.facebook.com/share/14M1vF24NcE/

Written word loses a whole lot of information that would be conveyed in a face to face or even audio communication. That is a big problem with texting, emailing and social media communications and this is a good example.

I think it is just a plain stainless lid and either coated with some kind of dust or tree sap or maybe even just a reflection from the green plants around it.

Kevin, If you get a chance, please drop a photo or two in this thread. Specifically of the burner tube modification and then showing it in action. PLEASE!

Well, it looks like acetone is a thinner for Rustoleum HH Ultra paint. I imagine you can let it dry and repaint it as is.

Yah, I was thinking it was part of the older models which mine was. It was mid 70's vintage. And, yes, I imagine the parts are easier to find for a newer version.

Josh, I imagine you already noticed this site in your searches, but this is where I got a lot of the parts I needed for my Broilmaster restore. https://www.bbqparts.com/broilmaster.html

It did seem to be very factory and not a garage cobble job.

Josh, I am not sure that there isn't supposed to be some kind of a damper on that vent in the back. This is a bit older version of the grill, but it had a cover over part of the vent.

Yah, I am not sure either. But that guy has done some work on the grill. Those knobs are not Genesis knobs. I think maybe they are Summit knobs. I actually love that color of "RED". I call it crimson. It is right up there or maybe preferential to Blue for me. If I come across another good...

Deal

Lol

Good idea Josh. I know both are nearly square instead of the typical rectangular shape.

Your grill is an E-435, not a 345. That makes a big difference. That will be a tougher manifold to source. However, I have a Genesis II 4 burner propane grill in my back yard that I bought a couple years ago to rehab, but gave up due to the whole bottom of the frame being rotted out. The...

Looks pretty good, but I would offer less.

Maybe some photos or better yet a video of the issue would help a lot. Barring that, I think you should probably invest in a new set of burners as Steve suggests. Your problem could reside in the burner vents that regulate the intake of air with the gas flow. Or it could be an issue with the...

Seems like a no-brainer to pick up that grill.