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Thanks Rich. Found a 2 burner 'greenie' (8103) on CL that Im on the way to look at tonight. Fully functional (supposedly) with a cover. should be able to get it for $20. Next project for the weekend cabin :-)

It got better :-)

Still cooks like a new grill! Gota love these old 1000's

Sure looks good to me Rich. You could always rip some cedar slats and handle if the durawood stains bother you.

Gota luv it when a plan comes together!

if you have a table saw to rip them, Cedar or Cypress deck or fence planks are not hard to find and will provide for the longest lasting wood slats. Redwood is another option but pricey. Stay away from oak or poplar (widely available at box home improvement stores) it will warp and 'check' in...

Wow! I would be all over that Platinum Genny. Deep box w/ durawood.

i would do it for parts. the red hood and side burner parts would come in handy

Beautiful restore Dustin! Above and beyond

Takes a little getting used too from NS, but after a few cooks you'll realize the benefits.

Get a great sear on a steak Loads of Korean BBQ slow roast a chicken and veggies at the same time Whats not to like? this thing is 20yrs old and lots more to give :-)

Yep LM, shut down or lower the center burner and use the front and back for some indirect heat, while grilling over the live burners. Gota luv these old deep box Gennies.

Greenies Rule Dustin. yours should clean up nice. this was a $50 CL find. little elbow grease and about $100 in burners, bars, and misc parts. greatest gasser Ive ever had![/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG]

wow, nice offer Tim!

LOL, The fact that I see some ash in there, it would seem to me that he did have some fires! when I got my Genesis of CL it was the same way. the guy pulled it out when he was showing me the grill and walked over to his flower garden and just dumped it in there. mine cleaned up well also. I cant...

I'm with Rich, if you swapped and ruled out the regulator, have you tried a different tank? those are the 'common' culprits for your symptoms.

I've had good luck with these http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=1292281&KPID=980434&pla=pla_980434

I agree with the angle grinder, it has a bit more muscle than the drill. I have a cup brush for mine with the Nylon bristles that are infused with aluminum oxide that works really well when cleaning aluminum. I also used a scotch brite pad chucked in a pneumatic die grinder for my last fire box...

You'll be fine. I've moved several in my Subaru Forester as well. Just like Kevin said, Be prepared to remove the lid and of course grates and bars (bring something to put them in, trash bag etc.) and your good to go. Depending on what SUV you have you might not even have to remove the lid. Good...

Mark, I used a high heat gloss on my frame and lid sides, and the flat on the fire box. as to whether the high heat was necessary for the frame, not sure, but the fire box gets pretty hot and sits in the frame so I didn't want to take any chances.