Hello This is an older Webber propane 2 burner gas grill. We just bought new 21-1/2" flavor bars. Now I see the crossover air tube between the front burner and rear burner is almost broken at the front burner and split in two other places! Yikes!!! A new 2 burner Webber is $399.00 at Lowes Shop Weber Spirit E-210 Black Porcelain Enamel 2-Burner Liquid Propane Gas Grill at Lowes.com The igniter and everything else seems fine. Looks like the 27" 2 burner replacement kit should work for approx $35 Weber Grill Parts: 27" Stainless Steel Burner and Crossover Set | grillparts.com | BBQ Repair and Replacement Parts This grill model Genesis Spirit A cost $349.95 when we purchased about 1/16/2002 - 15 years ago. See pics
Just get a new burner. It's easy. And cheap when you consider what a replacement new grill will cost. I even have replaced burners on cheap gas grills
That's it huh? I got like 6 more years out of the grill on my old Aussie grill by changing the burner. I also found out over the years to use one side of the grill one day, then the next time use the other side. The grill ,and burner, lasts a lot longer then. My theory is that the grease/ oil fat etc keeps the metal from rusting.
Hello Just changed it. Only had to remove 4 screws and yanked the gas Feeder control out and then slide in the new Stainless Steel burners and connecting rod. Easy Peasy. Now we are cookin! Maybe it will last another 15 years? Thanks guys for your comments.
I replace burners, too. The last one lasted about 10 years. They wear out but alternating burners is a good idea. As is a grill cover and just general up keep. The latest one I put in early this summer is all stainless except for the Al venturi. My cousin is a big scrapper... I was into it for a while. We both agree that grills are the #1 throwaway item of value at curbs. Most could be fixed, all have decent scrap value.
Our grill was given to us by a friend that was moving and didn't want it anymore...said it was "junk" and had already bought a new one...not a darn thing wrong with it except the "new" was wore off...still usin it 8 years later (not often, but still) Even came with a 1/2 tank of gas and a cover
Exactly. I don't plan on ever buying a new grill. If you ever need one for a cottage or cabin, just hit up a suburb before garbage day (gotta beat the scrappers, though).
I bet if you sandblasted the inside and repainted the grill with that spray grill paint you could sell it used and make some money!!
