Ryan RS in Mass
TVWBB Fan
Wow, Jeff. You really take grill restoration to the next level. The custom-made burner tubes are a true work of art by RCP.
Wanted to post the original Jr. Owners Manual I have as well...
Well will you all look what I just found https://chicago.craigslist.org/nwc/for/d/vintage-weber-genesis-jr-lp/6703192229.html maybe someone here in the midwest would like it. I am not that guy but given the enthusiasm here...................................
Can you scan and send that to me? I'd like to post the whole thing. I've got Genesis 1 but have not yet posted, both would make great additions to our archive of old docs.
"We went back and forth for a couple weeks on measurements and what Tubes he was going to use for the project. I wanted to use a set of Vintage Weber Tubes for this project as I know the older Weber Tubes were made of a non-magnetic material, and once I found and purchased a set I had them shipped to Dave for him to do his thing.
Dave cut 5 1/2"off each Burner Tube closest to the retaining screws end, flattened them out, then notched and welded the ends shut."
We used Original Weber Tubes #3609 of the non-magnetic variety.
Jeff
Jeff, can we rely on you to post up the next time you find it on sale and let us know where how to get the $25 discounts and all that????
This could be a game changer for me. I was really getting tired of scraping black gunk out of my nose and ears for days after grinding a cook box and end caps.