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E.Marquez wrote: Down and simple, smallest eye bolts that fit the holes in the cover... use a nut and washer on each side of the cover, then cut a section of wood dowel the length of space between the eye bolts. Predrill holes in the dowel and use some wood screws and a washer to fix the eye bolt to the dowel..>>OR drill the dowel end for a brass insert,,, and then use a machine screw and washer though the eye bolt end.

mojo84 wrote:I would call Weber customer service. My 8 1/2 yr old grill lid had a section that rusted out and they replaced the entire lid. Just sent them pictures of the rust and about six days later had a brand new lid.

I've found their customer service is second to none.

jayinsat wrote:I'm thinking something like on this site: http://www.kck.com/bbq_pit_spring_handl ... stove.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;