Genesis Jr Natural Gas Manifold Part #10205


 
Josh Dekubber

Josh Dekubber

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I'm trying to find and looking to purchase a natural gas manifold for Weber Genesis Junior. The part #10205 or web10205Screenshot_20240827_104612_Gallery~2.jpg
 
LMichaels said:
If you find any NG 1st generation Genesis you can simply unscrew 2 of the valves and use them. With such an unusual grill it will likely be hard to find directly
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Okay thank you Larry. I think you're probably right. I never even knew they existed. Two of my Genesis 1000s are natural gas and I don't have any plans for either one of them yet so that will work out.
 
Is the BTU rating for each burner the same on x000 and juniors?

I've never even seen a Junior other than pics so obviously I don't know, yet I would think it is some percentage less since the burners are shorter.
 
DanHoo said:
Is the BTU rating for each burner the same on x000 and juniors?

I've never even seen a Junior other than pics so obviously I don't know, yet I would think it is some percentage less since the burners are shorter.
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close enough:

22,000 BTU on the Junior or 11K each burner vs 12K BTU ( or 11,666) on an x000

Brochure lists the 1000 at 36000 BTU.

the x000 stickers I can read on the list BTU at 35,000 vs 36000

Chris Allingham

Thread '1990 Weber Genesis Gas Grill Brochure'

1990 Weber Genesis Gas Grill Brochure


This brochure shows first-generation Weber Genesis models Junior/1/2/3/4/5 and Genesis Perma-Mount (a natural gas model 5 on a mounting base). Note the black control knobs on models Junior/1/2/3 and gray control knobs on model 4/5/Perma-Mount. Those black knobs didn't stay around for long and were eventually replaced with gray knobs.

The earliest Genesis grills were first introduced in 1985 and had wide wooden slats on the work surfaces, as shown in this Genesis advertisement.

Note the array...
 
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