Weber redhead renovation


 
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Mark Sitzer

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Just finished another redhead rehab
 

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Very nice job Mark! I have a Redhead 2000 (about a '94), has the extra shelf to the right of the control knobs. I have redone mine twice since it was new. Added Cast cooking grates last time around.
 
Great restoration. I've used those grates before and like them as much as the rods.

I just acquired a similar grill recently and am totally enjoying it.
 
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