Looks like a Genesis Junior
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JKim in MA
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Yup, but since they don't have casters, they are more like handles to move them around.
I could have sworn that I saw someone put a mini shelf on the left with just 3 slats with halved z-bars, but I cannot find a photo of it at the moment.
I could have sworn that I saw someone put a mini shelf on the left with just 3 slats with halved z-bars, but I cannot find a photo of it at the moment.
Jon Tofte
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Yeah, the red one is really prettied up. Reminds me of the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disney where the pirates are all clamoring “we want the redhead!”
I don’t know, I think the brunette one could look even better with some hard work and good attention to detail.
Jon Tofte
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According to a schematic on ereplacements.com there is an igniter between the two knobs. It probably is just a black button only with no decorative cover and doesn’t show up in the pictures. I have to admit that I don’t really see it in either grill picture, though. Maybe there was a different version where the igniter button was in the front under the control panel. It does look like there may be something there.
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Brian B Atlanta
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You are correct MacEggs over at WKC put 3 slats on the left side had a problem trying to get the pic looks a little more balanced and yes it looks like he cut a z-bar in half.
Th, yes the ignitor is on the front of the grill if you look at the RRR emblem its above that.
LMichaels
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I dated a couple red heads damn they're LOTS of trouble
Jon Tofte
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If I did have my own Weber Museum, I think I would have to try to figure out how to get that brunette one!
THyde
TVWBB Guru
It would be a rare exhibit!
Heck, even the x thousand series grills are becoming rare around me!
Jon Tofte
TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
Larry,
I wouldn't disagree with that, but as a hopeless collector (as my wife says a museum curator who missed his calling) I would love to own both a Jr. AND a Weber gas kettle. Not to grill with (although I would love to try once!), just to appreciate their part in Weber history
! Reality - I guess fortunately - does try to keep me in check, since I live on a small lot in a campground community and have neither space nor funds to indulge all the crazy ideas I think I would like to have on display for show and tell
!
Jon Tofte
TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
Stefan,
I think that pretty much sums it up. Other than for a collector with Weberitous (like me
) this grill doesn’t have anything special going for it. Parts challenge alone should dissuade anyone who is looking for something to actually USE!If someone needed a smaller grill, a Genesis Silver A or first generation Spirit (same grill basically) would be a much better choice, both for grilling and keeping it functional.