‘Help! My Weber gas grill has fallen and it can’t get up!’ 
Pardon the slight adaptation of that old commercial slogan but I’ve got a slight dilemma on my hands here. OK…so it’s not quite on a level anywhere near what the astronauts on Apollo 13 went through but’s it’s a problem, nonetheless. I bought my smokin’ red Weber Genesis 1000 back in the early 90’s and, unfortunately, it has seen better days.
It has been the best (well…the only) gas grill I’ve ever owned. Nearly every homeowner owns a grill these days. I love mine so much that I’ve bought quite a few replacement parts and accessories for it over the years to keep it up and running. But now rust has reared its’ ugly head and limited my options on prolonging the life of my friend…ol’ Red.
If I can resuscitate ol’ Red, I will, but I might need to face facts and send him to that big grilling party in the sky.
Why would I want to toss out a grill that’s given me 15 years of nearly flawless service and delicious meals?
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