Genesis Silver A grease pan source

[Bruce]

Does anyone have a good priced source for a Genesis Silver A grease pan like this but lesser price:

 

[Steve Hoch]

I took a quick look just for fun, that one looks to be the cheapest unfortunately. Same grill you needed the control panel for?

 

[Bruce]

Yah, the build is getting expensive. I am not going to wind up making much on it. I wound up buying two Silver A's for $20 each plus
buying parts still.

That is why I like to stick to my bread and butter. Genesis Gold/Silver B/C. I have spares of everything.

 

[Bruce]

Oh, and I did have a $21 grease pan ordered from Amazon during prime days, but it got "Damaged in shipment" and now the price is back up double.

 

[Steve Hoch]

The Silver A seemed a little out of your wheelhouse to me too. I thought maybe you had a customer that specifically wanted one.

 

[Bruce]

I do.

 

[Samuel]

Weber 99251 Drip Tray for Silver A, Spirit 500 and 2007 Spirit 200 Models

Ensure your grill stays clean and efficient with the Weber 99251 Drip Tray, designed to fit Silver A, Spirit 500, and 2007 Spirit 200 models. This essential accessory helps collect grease and drippings, preventing messes and simplifying cleanup after each grilling session. Let's explore how this...

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[LMichaels]

You would think Amazon would make it "right" at same price

 

[Samuel]

I talk to Amazon on the phone when I have an issue, and they usually make it right.

 

[Bruce]

I may do that. That link from Samuel is nice, but with shipping it jumps over $40

 

[Jon Tofte]

I may do that. That link from Samuel is nice, but with shipping it jumps over $40

That's the classy porcelain upgrade version from the stock aluminum on at least most Silver A grills. Very nice for a keeper, but pricey for a harder to sell Silver A.

 

[Cody Bratton]

I can give blasting a try on one. I’d think aluminum would react similarly to SS. May have to sand it afterwards but it may be worth a shot?

 

[Jon Tofte]

Cody, if you mean a Silver A aluminum drip tray, be sure it is one that you can afford to scrap. They are very thin. I have seen ones full of perforations just from hot grease.

 

[Cody Bratton]

Cody, if you mean a Silver A aluminum drip tray, be sure it is one that you can afford to scrap. They are very thin. I have seen ones full of perforations just from hot grease.

I’ve got a couple that I consider sacrificial. Found a couple with porcelain ones for the flippers I have.

 

[HankBates]

Our Spirit 700 which we purchased in 1994 still has the original aluminum drip tray on it. Perhaps later trays were less substantial....

 

[John-NY]

I basically avoid Silver A grills now altogether for this exact reason. The profit margins just aren’t worth it, really.

 

[Cody Bratton]

Our Spirit 700 which we purchased in 1994 still has the original aluminum drip tray on it. Perhaps later trays were less substantial....

The spirit 500 I have is the same. It’s definitely more stout on the older ones.

 

[Bruce]

I basically avoid Silver A grills now altogether for this exact reason. The profit margins just aren’t worth it, really.

I am the same way john. However, this is a request from a previous customer that I sold another grill to, three or four years ago.

 

[Samuel]

Please do a thread of your restore. I would like to see what you do with a Silver A.

 

[Bruce]

It is going to be a basic A. Pretty much the same as my B's.