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Looks to me like a beautiful cooker waiting for those rib-eyes Bruce mentioned.

But, at that modest investment it does have plenty of room for a patient flip opportunity. That crimson color would definitely help with that!

There is a similar condition (not quite as sparkling, though) black one that someone in my area is trying to get $600 for.
 
Garry Milner said:
The $190 Gen II E-410 is now complete. It was absolutely filthy inside and the heat deflectors and flavorizer bars were totally FUBAR. Honestly I don't think the previous owner ever cleaned them in the 3 years he owned it. There were pits all over the bars and deflectors and some were nearly rusted through. So I ordered all new stainless from Amazon ($60 out the door). I got the firebox and the CI grates cleaned up really well and the burners are perfect. So, for $250 total I have an essentially new Weber E-410. Now I just have to figure out what to do with it.

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Looks good! Nice cleanup on aisle 4.

Btw, the grates are upside down.
 
Jon Tofte said:
Looks to me like a beautiful cooker waiting for those rib-eyes Bruce mentioned.

But, at that modest investment it does have plenty of room for a patient flip opportunity. That crimson color would definitely help with that!

There is a similar condition (not quite as sparkling, though) black one that someone in my area is trying to get $600 for.
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Yeah it's going to get flipped. I certainly have no need for two large Weber gas grills. I'm going to try and put together a semi-enclosed grilling station on the patio this Fall/Winter and I am intrigued with the possibility of adding a Weber Performer Deluxe to accompany my E-335.
 
DanHoo said:
Btw, the grates are upside down.
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Not necessarily so any more. The newer grills have grates that can be used either side up as they have the flat leveling squares on all corners of both sides. I only learned of this recently myself. I’ll see if I can find the Weber literature that confirmed it again to share.
 
TomRc said:
Not necessarily so any more. The newer grills have grates that can be used either side up as they have the flat leveling squares on all corners of both sides. I only learned of this recently myself. I’ll see if I can find the Weber literature that confirmed it again to share.
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OK. I learned something new today.

Thanks!
 
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I would pass on that their are plenty of used performers around at least down here there are. If your gonna buy a used one IMO make sure it has the gas assist even if your not going to use it would be a selling point if you sold it down the road. Personally I have the gas assist on mine also bought years ago used for 85 bucks I start my chimney with the gas no more newspaper ash or whatever flying around when you lift it to fill your baskets.
 
Brian B Atlanta said:
I would pass on that their are plenty of used performers around at least down here there are. If your gonna buy a used one IMO make sure it has the gas assist even if your not going to use it would be a selling point if you sold it down the road. Personally I have the gas assist on mine also bought years ago used for 85 bucks I start my chimney with the gas no more newspaper ash or whatever flying around when you lift it to fill your baskets.
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That's a decent deal, and it IS a gas assist model.
That is a flip-up cover is covering the gas assist controls.
It is however missing the virtually worthless timer.
 
Dave in KC said:
That's a decent deal, and it IS a gas assist model.
That is a flip-up cover is covering the gas assist controls.
It is however missing the virtually worthless timer.
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My bad I did not see a tank on it so assumed it did not have gas assist. I wonder what that bar or whatever across the two back legs is mine does not have that not sure I have seen that before.
 
I believe it is actually carbon steel. Looks like a grate from the Burn Shop.
Bruce said:
Looks stainless to me. I cannot imagine making one out of regular steel.
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I would imagine that would be nightmare to keep from rusting. Has any used a carbon steel cooking grate like that before?
 
Jon Tofte said:
I believe it is actually carbon steel. Looks like a grate from the Burn Shop.

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Many years ago my wife had low iron, and her doctor told her to cook using cast iron.

Carbon steel looks to be ok to cook with.

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