Found Free Silver B

[Samuel]

I won't be investing in those. Not worth it to me.

Yes, probably not Ideal for rehabing, but a nice touch to keeper.

Also to consider are stainless-steel kep nuts for them.

 

[Samuel]

I will have to very the exact lengths I need. There are at least two different lengths needed depending on the end caps being used.

You were right on, about the length on my Genesis Platinum bolt was longer because it has the classic lid end caps. The same as the ones that I kind have planned to put on the Silver B in the end. So I will have to reorder anyways

 

[Samuel]

Probably my mistakes, for not restoring a grill the conventional way, that Scott likes too.

 

[Bruce]

The longer bolts are 1-1/2" long. I just measured one.

 

[Samuel]

The longer bolts are 1-1/2" long. I just measured one.

They do have 1 1/2" available in case anyone wondered, one of my previous posts was just cropped

 

[Cody Bratton]

I could see using those on a keeper grill, but for flips a wire wheel and spray paint will suffice for me.

 

[Samuel]

I do like the dual tables on the shorter framed grills. Makes me feel like I am in a cockpit of cooking lol ... and the table on the right is where I like to set my beverage!

 

[Samuel]

So, does the rare dual swing out table option get everyone's vote as the #1 pick?

 

[Steve Hoch]

There are three of those for sale by me right now.

 

[Steve Hoch]

I missed one

 

[Samuel]

Wow, I seldom see them in my area.

 

[Steve Hoch]

Wow, I seldom see them in my area.

I left off two other ones that I found on Offer Up.

 

[Samuel]

You guys up north get all the goodies.

 

[Samuel]

The longer bolts are 1-1/2" long. I just measured one.

Thanks Bruce, they are on order.

 

[Steve Hoch]

You guys up north get all the goodies.

It's just a matter of living in a big metropolitan area. More people equals more grills to choose from.

 

[Cody Bratton]

It is that time of year I’m starting to see more getting listed. If only the weather would’ve stayed warmer this weekend.

 

[Samuel]

Yes, I can already see grills getting kicked to the curb. Unfortunately, most are Spirits.

 

[Jim Weber]

So, does the rare dual swing out table option get everyone's vote as the #1 pick?

Before I actually got into 'flipping' grills - the second grill I picked up - after my Spirit (I) two burner that has been my daily ever since - I picked up a Silver A (in perfect but dirty condition) that had both side flip up tables..... There was something 'magical' about that grill - it was so unusually 'heavy' for that model - the lid seemed so much more substantial. It was weird that it would only heat up to 400 even after swapping burners..... I could never really figure it out - but it must have been that way because it looked like the original owner cooked lots of lowNslo on it judging by grease coatings. I held onto it for ~2 years as a 'back up grill' since I didn't yet trust the Spirit I . I had acquired a Silver/Spirit B in that time that was set to be a 'keeper' and I figured it would be silly to have two 2 burner grills, so I let that one go...... I now realize how perfect that grill would have been with my current cooking techniques --- I'm sorry that I let that one go.

 

[Jon Tofte]

It's just a matter of living in a big metropolitan area. More people equals more grills to choose from.

Here in corn country pickings are usually pretty thin - even in Indianapolis area. Also, resale market isn't too good either.

This is just not BBQ/Grill country.