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Yea finding someone to make this would be awesome.

I prefer made is USA over China. But this would be good for someone to make in China and sell on Amazon or something. atleast to give us options. Making it out of stainless would have been awesome.

Thanks that’s sounds easy enough will do ! Thanks for the reply

Hey guys I know there’s a couple of different posts on this but looking for a guide for dummies on what I need to buy and some steps on what I need to change to make the lights LED. I’ve seen some members do some complicated changes on some so I’m confused as to how easy this mod is ?

Thanks , this is good to know.

Hey guys I was curious I have seen a couple of the genesis silver B lids that look about the same shape as the original 1000-5000 lids except they have the square plastic handle. I know some times these don’t have the screws holes on the end caps they have the built in screw and you would bolt...

Awesome restore ! You’ll have an amazing grill for a lot more years

Ahhaha yea I do like the red kettle. The one on the red head has it. Because I got it from you.

Burner igniter and grates installed! Also Weber emblem fixed.

Yea that’s next and finishing the inside.

Yea I’ll try that next time. I did sand them but stains had penetrated deep. I know I didn’t do it how most of you would have but, Given the circumstance I think it came out pretty nice. And atleast it’ll be used for few more years. I’ll report how it turns out if it works. The good thing is...

Yea thought bought that but these trims are huge.

I was going to do this but it was so dirty looking didn’t want to seal In the dirt. The good thing is it’s just the trim not the actual table.

Yea I know it may be eventually completely rust but I slowed it as much as I could. I’ll find another grill by the time that happens ;)

The rest was the usual painting treating rust etc and assembling. Don’t know why the original owner made a whole on the lid and installed an extra thermometer but oh well. I think she’s looking good.

So i decided to paint them not sure how long this will last but hey worth a shot. And the color was perfect.

No matter how hard I tried. Magic eraser bleach soak sanding table trims were still stained

The other two I decided to work with jb weld and jb weld steelstik. The steelstik worked good enough on the legs and the jbweld i used to strengthen the weld of the l bracket that was starting to brake.

Interesting I found out that for these style grills you can buy a replacement for the bar that connects to the cook box. this saved me a lot of work and also it’s an easy install because how the frame works it mounts with one bolt on each side. So this solved 1 of the 3 rusted parts...

Once I disassembled it all realized there was a couple of bad rust spots. 1.The typical bar that connects to the cook box. 2. the legs close to the caster inserts. 3. Also one of the L brackets that are unique to this style grill.