SLC, UT $70 Natural Gas ~1998 Weber Summit

[Clint]

If you're looking for a (probably) easy project grill and you're in my neighborhood, here's this

It needs the end caps painted, the airbox is solid, no rust, the stainless is good, the burners appear to be in excellent condition. It's old and it's very heavy.

I picked it up yesterday knowing that it was a natural gas model that someone attempted to put a propane adapter.

It will need the NG hose & I don't know what else.

I have $70 into it, it came with an empty tank & a rotisserie that I'm not sure is complete. I'd love to keep it but it sounds like it'll take more than a few orifices to make it work with a regular propane tank.

Here's a thread with a little more info:

http://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?61682-What-year-is-this-Summit

 

[Clint]

Here's the sticker off the back leg, doesn't appear to have any traces of info left:

Here's a regulator and a quick release fitting that someone in the thread linked above said is for a side burner if you can find one - this is the main gas feed for the whole grill so maybe it's the regulator & all it needs is a hose? Don't know

 

[DaveW]

Heh, just replied in the other thread. Yeah, just replace the hose. One question Clint, is there an LP regulator on the other end of that hose ?

 

[Clint]

Heh, just replied in the other thread. Yeah, just replace the hose. One question Clint, is there an LP regulator on the other end of that hose ?

Yes..... it has an unusual regulator on it: