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I wanted to bring this to the front for the pros again. I've used this method numerous times for baby backs and 5 pound butts. Has anyone done an over nighter on a kettle? I'm thinking about doing a 9-10 pounder and have it be done late morning early afternoon. Any opinions or advice would...

Unfortunately, it's been discontinued. Unsure of the year they did that. Sure someone else here knows.

The first thing you're going to want to do is get a brass bristle brush and remove the surface rust. Then, what I've used, is Rustoleum High Heat Grill paint. I think they only make it in black. Wally World is where I found this stuff. I've read here that others have had success with High...

These responses can all be found in the FAQ section of the Weber site. I think it's safe to say that Marta is reading from a script...

You might also try to find a fireplace or hearth store. That's where I was able to find mine. They were $3/each. My Ace didn't cary them.

Nope, tried it. For some reason it's too small.

I have the Weber warming rack for the kettle and was considering the following scenario. I'm going to do a butt and fattie on the grate and was thinking about putting 2 slabs of BBs on the warming rack above the butt and fattie to expand my capacity. Anybody try this? Results, thoughts...

If you want a unibit but don't want to pay $40 from Home Depot for 1, I purchased a set of 3 on eBay for less than $15 w/ shipping included. They're also listed on there as step bits.

I'm definitely going to be trying this out. I've been using charcoal rails and refueling every few hours. Very inefficient and time consuming... Couple of questions for the pros. 1) Do you ever sit a pan of water above your coals? Currently using the rails, I've set a pan of water above the...

Something else I thought of. Would it be cheaper to purchase the conversion kit or just have a line ran to the grill? Any experiences here?

Has anyone ever converted an older Summit from NG to propane? If so, what degree of difficulty and cost of parts are associated with this? Recommendations and suggestions appreciated! Thanks!

Brad, I just ordered one Tuesday and got it yesterday. Cost for the parts about about $30.00 + $7.00 s/h. The ash ring was about $14.75 and the pan with the handle was $14.60. If you have an older (pre 2000) 22.5" you'll need an ash catcher bar and it's $1.75. The part numbers are all on...

Brian, thanks for the suggestion. After studying Performers a little closer at my local Ace I've realized how difficult the performer thermometer installation may be. I then studied the thermometers on their Spirit grills and I think this is the route I'm going with using the directions here...

Thanks for the help. For anyone that just STOLE a Genesis Gold C, probably a 2003 model with the above mentioned features on Craigslist in KC for $200: Congratulations and I'm little mad that you beat me.

Does anybody know how to tell what year or exact model of a gas grill? I've found an older Genesis Gold, 3 burners, side burner, stainless steel hood, open cart with the wire bottom, side mounted thermometer, and thermoset work tables. Any clue what year this would be? I'm guessing that it's...

I would try Ace. My local Ace carries them, but not seperately. I bought a new ash removal replacement system for my OTS, and it came with 2 new hub caps.

I have a 22.5" One Touch Silver, 1997 year stamp that I'm wanting to turn into a One Touch Gold/Master Touch. I've got all the part numbers from the weber site but was wanting some input before I go for it. The ash catching system looks to be a pretty simple task. I'm not doing the slide...