Weber Parts Deals


 
Steve Hoch said:
These aren't super cheap, but you get two sets of stainless steel pins for the price of one set of OEM Weber ones. I ordered these for my personal use as I'm tired of rusty ones that I have to keep cleaning up to look nice. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FLXHHVYP?tag=tvwb-20
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I have always thought someone should make this. I saved for now. I am very interested to hear what you guys think after receiving them.
 
I was actually quite surprised when I went to the Ace hardware for a set of SS bolts for the rotisserie mount.... 1/4-20x1/2 bolts were like a buck each --- I wasn't expecting them to be that much. Seems like anything made out of SS is 5X the price of normal hardware.
 
Steve Hoch said:
You probably can if you just look for the right sized ones that don't specifically say they are for Weber grills.
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I’ve actually looked for stainless cross drilled clevis pins for a ridiculous amount of time. I admittedly get frustrated with the internet and will cut bait after 15-20 minutes, but finding these in the same length, and girth (in SS) has been super frustrating.
 
Cody Bratton said:
I’ve actually looked for stainless cross drilled clevis pins for a ridiculous amount of time. I admittedly get frustrated with the internet and will cut bait after 15-20 minutes, but finding these in the same length, and girth (in SS) has been super frustrating.
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Then I don't feel too bad about buying these. Besides, I'm not going to put them on flip grills anyway.
 
Bruce said:
I get the buying local and supporting the brick and mortar guy, but they really should not cost that much.

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I usually buy mine at Ace hardware too. I honestly can't remember how much they were. I usually reuse most of a grills original bolts anyway so I'm not buying them in bulk or I would just get them on Amazon. I do always replace the cook box bolt and nut with stainless ones, and sometimes frame bolts if I have a loose frame to try and tighten it up.
 
I only needed TWO bolts and nuts --- I was NOT going to buy a bunch just to get them cheaper.... Ace/TrueValue/McLendons are the stores where you can buy onesies and twosies..... but you pay their price for them.
 
It’s been handy to have some spare nuts and bolts around. I have a little bin full of rehabbed grill hardware. The last Genesis Gold I did I replaced all the hardware with stainless. Adding maybe $8 to my cost (the tank bumper bolts were $3 of that. Looked so nice though.
 
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