iman29
Well-Known Member
I may regret this, but I just upgraded to my first non Weber grill in 20 years so this one needs a new home. I probably would not even be getting rid of this if I didnt get a great deal on something else (see DIY thread).
For reference this model is a Genesis Silver B and was very popular so parts and stuff are easy to come by. Its fully functional aside from the ignitor button which I never used anyway, I just light it with a lighter thingy anyway. This one has cast iron grates (not cheap aloominium) which are original and have been power washed and run through the dishwasher a few times a year. A few years back I replaced the gas line/regulator, the burners and last summer I changed the V Bar things they call Flavorizers. It needs a good cleaning but would still be 100% functional for your upcoming post COVID reunion parties this coming summer season.
I know many of you are already thinking fire, but here's some guidance and limitations on that idea:
If this is not gone in about a week it goes to the curb alert for the scrap metal people. This does NOT mean you can come by and set it on fire at the curb.
For reference this model is a Genesis Silver B and was very popular so parts and stuff are easy to come by. Its fully functional aside from the ignitor button which I never used anyway, I just light it with a lighter thingy anyway. This one has cast iron grates (not cheap aloominium) which are original and have been power washed and run through the dishwasher a few times a year. A few years back I replaced the gas line/regulator, the burners and last summer I changed the V Bar things they call Flavorizers. It needs a good cleaning but would still be 100% functional for your upcoming post COVID reunion parties this coming summer season.
I know many of you are already thinking fire, but here's some guidance and limitations on that idea:
- Yes you can totally take this and set it on fire since its a grill, but prefer you take it home first. While its on fire you can even cook some food on it.
- I can gladly accept offers to set it on fire and send you a pic or video but it will cost you a 6 pack of my favorite beer.
- You are welcome to come test setting it on fire at my house, but this requires you to bring some of my favorite cuts of meat and my favorite beer, and then we talk about bikes while said meat gets grilled. Then when we are done you take it home (the grill, not the beer or leftover meat if there even is any)
- No I cannot fire and new bike in this case, since I just got a new to me MTB back in February
If this is not gone in about a week it goes to the curb alert for the scrap metal people. This does NOT mean you can come by and set it on fire at the curb.