Weber Motherload!

[Tom S]

Will the Genesis be coming back to Calif. also. A little bit of love and it will be like new. I will take a 1000 over almost anything on the market today. We love our Genesis Redhead 1000. Your redhead kettle is already looking great.

I have decided to also bring the Genesis back with me to California. I cleaned all of the cobwebs out of it yesterday, and I couldn't believe how much better built it is than the Spirit Gasser that I currently own.

Couldn't wait to get the Redhead back to CA, so breathed some new fire into her last night with some steaks and corn:

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Sweet grill.

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

Excellent way to honor the past owner! Good looking slab of cow there!

 

[WB Zipf]

What a great story! My condolences on your loss, but it looks like you are making the most of it.

 

[Steve Lenz]

sorry for your loss. enjoy his legacy with your find. does the rotisserie work ?

 

[T MacGreggor]

Wow, that's like a Weber time capsule!

 

[ChuckO]

Family heirlooms those are. That red kettle is probably 30+ years old and has at least another 30 years life left in her. Think of Papa every time you use it

 

[Bob Ivey]

If you have a problem with the rotisserie, just remove the cover on the motor and gears and clean out the old grease and relube with something like white lithium grease. I bought an unused roti for my Genesis still in the original box and I had to do that so it would work. Works great now. In many cases, the old stuff works best.

 

[Chris in Louisiana]

That red grill cleaned up real nice. What a treasure trove.