I own two Weber gas grills, and one Weber charcoal grill, both acquired used for very reasonable prices. (The Genesis Silver B was free and still in awesome shape after a few replacement parts) I am moving the older of the two grills the Genesis Silver B (circa 2003) from NY to Florida on a sedan mounted car carrier. I could make that loading task much easier by removing the firebox and burners and disassembling the frame into two pieces so it fits better on the carrier. The grill was "put together" very well originally its very solid and I wonder if I take it apart if I will have trouble getting original screws/nylon washers from Weber for that era grill if those are rusted or fused. I know the task is primarily loosening and replacing nuts and bolts and I suppose generic hardware would likely work fine so perhaps i should just dive in. Seeking any feedback or recommendations from anyone who has done a tear down on that model. Thanks.
BTW compared to New York second-hand Webers are much higher priced in Florida. Other grill is a Geneis 330 and with the sear station burn I prefer cooking on it to the new Weber Genesis. Someday I will locate a used Summit .
BTW compared to New York second-hand Webers are much higher priced in Florida. Other grill is a Geneis 330 and with the sear station burn I prefer cooking on it to the new Weber Genesis. Someday I will locate a used Summit .