Genesis Gold Handle w/ Spirit 2-burner Lid, Mod!


 
Steve Hoch said:
I blow the excess water off with compressed air and then do it.
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Sorry if that was dumb question. I have never wire wheeled a cook box before.
I was washing by hand, Grill Cleaner and SOS pads. I will whip out the power washer now.
If after power wash it appears decent, I may not go any further, but thanks for the tip, Steve.

If I wire wheel I would have to wait until another day. since I pawned my air compressor. LOL
 
Steve Hoch said:
Looks good enough to me. That isn't the new bottom panel that you ordered is it?
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No, that frame is the top I took off my Spirit with the bottom of the Donor Silver A. I was going to keep it as my workstation to be able to clean my Cook box when needed. I still have to put the crossmember for the cook box mounting bolt on it if I want to be able clean a lid while attached for it will rock when open without it.
 
That looks great to me. But I think I’m on the outside train of thought of how to do a keeper grill. I want a keeper cookbox flawless. Better than Something I’d be selling. I’ll season it how I see fit. I don’t want that grime on something I’m going to feed my family with. But to each their own.
 
Samuel said:
When you put it that way Cody just the powerwash alone doesn't sound so good
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In all honesty, my e330 on the inside was spotless when I started using it. Now probably 100 cooks later, it is black and grimed up. I just like the thought of starting with it clean and new. Personally, I would at least clean from the grate rails, up.

In hindsight I wish I would've gone all out when I did it, and repainted the whole cabinet when it was all in pieces. But I only fixed the cabinet floor, put on better casters replaced burners, bars, heatshields and grates, and reassembled it.
 
I was able to salvage some burners for it. They still have life. I had some new flavor bars in my stash. I am really digging that replacement lid.

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I cannot decide what to do with all excess panels and doors I have..etc. It would be a shame to give them all to my scrapper.
 
Steve Hoch said:
Do you have enough to make another grill?
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No. Both extra frames have rust. Thus, the reason I was going to make a workstation out of the better of the 2.
I am saving the trim end caps. Also saving the Silver A worktable and swing-out table. Both of the remaining cook boxes have broken mounting bolts in them (undecided on them). I am not sure about the condiment racks. I ruined the Spirit label on 2 of them.
 
I’m guessing they never made dual tables for the spirits? I didn’t realize you had a swing up table for it. Personally I’d rock that over the condiment rack. It does look more symmetrical with the dual condiment baskets though.
 
Cody Bratton said:
I’m guessing they never made dual tables for the spirits? I didn’t realize you had a swing up table for it. Personally I’d rock that over the condiment rack. It does look more symmetrical with the dual condiment baskets though.
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All the Spirits I have seen have the dual condiment racks.
I have LHS trim plus worktable and swing-out table, but the worktable has a chip in the back unnoticeable from the front. The top frame I picked up in good condition does not have swing-out table catch hook, otherwise I might have considered it. I kind of like the dual condiment rack though and it, goes well with the worktable you sent me. Thanks, by the way!
 
Ahhh. I just assumed they all came with them like the silvers did. Never even had that thought in my brain. It looks good dual-wielding the condiments baskets. But I’m a sucker for table space!
 
She is in the grilling driver seat now.
I want to get her away from the moister of the ground, since she was a cabinet grill.

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