Silver C curved lid handle.


 
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Kevin L (NKY)

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Ok i brought my grill to help out at my church for the 25th Anniversary Meeting it was a great time had by all, had 10 pastors speak on the first day alone.
We made Hotdogs, Hamburgers and Sausage's on the grill for 72 people. Anyway i left my grill there and was to pick up today but we had a strong wind storm hit last night and it flipped my grill over on to the handle. Lucky for me that is the only issue everything else is fine. But i am looking to see if anyone might have only hiding in their garage, shed or whatever and would sell it to me.

Thank you ahead time for any and all replies.
 

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Sorry to hear that Kevin, hope someone has one. It was really windy here in Prescott Valley also. Popped a couple of covers off the grills but no damage.
 
Thanks Rich I am glad this happened after the party, as high winds would riuned everything. And yes we have had a few windy afternoons lately.
 
@Kevin L (NKY) are the ends of the handle round where they mount in to the end cap?

I'm wondering if a round SS handle from a gold B/C would work. I think I have one.
 
No, I don't think they would work. The curved handle attaches to the end caps at a bit of angle.
 
DanHoo said:
@Kevin L (NKY) are the ends of the handle round where they mount in to the end cap?

I'm wondering if a round SS handle from a gold B/C would work. I think I have one.
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Dan. The top 2/3s is round there is slot routered for a flat surface for the mounting screw , if that helps. I will take a photo in the AM so you can compare.
 
Ok here is a few photos of the handle ends so you can see the shape of the mounting area. If you need more photos let mecknow
 

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That's different from the gold lid, so unfortunately I don't have a handle.

Best of luck getting one.
 
So on a whim i emailed Weber customer service as this grill is registered with them and asked if they could give me a part number, price , and availability I got a reply today and they have them in stock, and the price is......... 13.63 amazing so i am looking over they grill real close for anything else i may need to order.
Thanks for your help.
 
Kevin L (NKY) said:
So on a whim i emailed Weber customer service as this grill is registered with them and asked if they could give me a part number, price , and availability I got a reply today and they have them in stock, and the price is......... 13.63 amazing so i am looking over they grill real close for anything else i may need to order.
Thanks for your help.
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One of the many benefits of owning an old Weber is part availability after 20 years. Glad that you've found it Kevin.

Reminds me of years ago when I had an old Subaru Justy (tiny city car) and needed to replace a side winker cover. I went through all the regular aftermarket car parts stores and nobody had it. Junk yard had it and wanted a crazy amount for it, 40-50 bucks or so.
Finally I want to the dealer, they had it in stock, price was $1.50 😄 sometimes you get lucky.
 
Yair Halamish said:
One of the many benefits of owning an old Weber is part availability after 20 years. Glad that you've found it Kevin.

Reminds me of years ago when I had an old Subaru Justy (tiny city car) and needed to replace a side winker cover. I went through all the regular aftermarket car parts stores and nobody had it. Junk yard had it and wanted a crazy amount for it, 40-50 bucks or so.
Finally I want to the dealer, they had it in stock, price was $1.50 😄 sometimes you get lucky.
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That's why you always check with the company first, you never know !
 
Ok so I have handle on order from Weber. But while I am waiting and I can always use a spare I glued the broken one together and then used some of Jon's idea of painting it a contrasting color "Blue" I am liking how this looks along with the black so I may continue painting the side tables also.
 

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It would at least be interesting to see how long it lasts. I like the paint job. Was it broken on both ends?
 
Steve Hoch said:
It would at least be interesting to see how long it lasts. I like the paint job. Was it broken on both ends?
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Yes both ends cleaned with alcohol and the glued with gorilla glue.
Cleaned up and put on 2 coats. Now this a test and wear coat.
If it holds up and cleans up from stains I will look at doing the other parts.
I got this idea from Jon Tofet, so we will see after a summers cooking.
 
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