I have had a Weber Genesis 320 SS grill for over 10 years. I like it a lot. I noticed that the crossover burner tube had rusted and broken through. The grill would still work, but it was obvious that it needed to be replaced. I ordered a new crossover tube and set of three burner tubes. I didn't make sense not to replace them all seeing as how I had to take them all out anyway. So this morning I set about doing just that. It didn't take very long and in the process I got a good look at the gas manifold system which I want to convert to natural gas eventually. Today's photo is looking down into the grill with its nice shiny new burner tubes.

Another benefit of this morning's exercise is that I went through all my tools and organized them. During the great water disaster of 2016, water filled my tool box and many of the tools were rusted. Our insurance payed full replacement cost for new ones. We had ordered them all and they were sitting in boxes, along with all our old tools. Fortunately Ginny had squirreled away an extra tool box so I was able to find a place for all of them. So I went through and put aside the ruined ones and opened up all the new ones. Everything got organized in the two tool boxes. The peasants rejoiced and peace returned to the realm.

Life is good here in Houston.