Weber 841001 vs 1421001? I've been looking all over for a comparison of these two models of Weber Performance grills. What are the differences between the model 841001 and 1421001? Or are they just different model numbers of the same grill, sold by different stores?Thanks! Weber 841001 vs 1421001? I've been looking all over for a comparison of these two models of Weber Performance grills. What are the differences between the model 841001 and 1421001? Or are... » Read More Weber 841001 vs 1421001? I've been looking all over for a comparison of these two models of Weber Performance grills. What are the differences between the model 841001 and 1421001? Or are they just different model numbers of the same grill, sold by different stores?Thanks! « Show Less
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I never received any sort of official answer, but what I was able to determine is that they are essentially the same grill - just a different year's model. The features are almost identical - just some different styling to the cart, the wheel covers, etc. I bought one and have been using it a couple of weeks now. Great so far - probably cook out with it again tonight.
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I was just about to post the same question. I wonder if you had any luck finding a comparison?
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Thanks very much Hahn, I've been thinking about this thing for years! what time should we be over? :)
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Hi, J Kelly . . . I just purchased my first Rocet Grill from Costco today - price was 79.99 after using an instore coupon for $20.00. The model number on the box is RG72T. I also am wondering what the difference is among the various models. If I find out anything I will post. Luv.
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The heat output of the newer design from Weber really puts a lot more than the older generations. I have the NG model with the sear burner between the two left burners. This gives a lot of heat concentrated on this area.In other words, the searing power is more than adequate. If you check the models that run on a propane will put out even more heat, if the NG model is not hot enough for youIf you have an older weber genesis , you will be pleased with the new ones performance. Get the one with the sear (4th) burner. I can even make a small batch of fries with the side burner while I am cooking steaks.Good luck!Gh for you The heat output of the newer design from Weber really puts a lot more than the older generations. I have the NG model with the sear burner between the two left burners. This gives a lot of heat concentrated on this area.In other words, the searing power is more than adequate. If you check the models that run on a propane will put out even more heat, if the NG model is not hot enough for youIf you have an older weber genesis , you will be pleased with the new ones performance. Get the one with the sear (4th) burner. I can even make a small batch of fries with the side burner... » Read More The heat output of the newer design from Weber really puts a lot more than the older generations. I have the NG model with the sear burner between the two left burners. This gives a lot of heat concentrated on this area.In other words, the searing power is more than adequate. If you check the models that run on a propane will put out even more heat, if the NG model is not hot enough for youIf you have an older weber genesis , you will be pleased with the new ones performance. Get the one with the sear (4th) burner. I can even make a small batch of fries with the side burner while I am cooking steaks.Good luck!Gh for you « Show Less
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Nope. You'd be looking for the performer platinum at Weber 1481001 Performer Platinum Charcoal Grill, Black (Older Model)
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I don't know if there is a diference between models. I have it since 2012 and works great. Sorry!!
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As with others, I have a Weber 2381001 Genesis Silver B and the grills fit. I would endorse the 2-burner vs. 3-burner comment. I have 3.
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Well, thanks for trying. I hope they reply! I noticed they merged those two models with their description as well which makes it hard to figure out the differences. If you dont get a response I'll definitely try to call and find out.
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I purchased the 531418 model. Both models have similar capabilities and the fittings and installation are essentially the same. The only difference that I can see is that model 531418 has filters that twist on and off and model 531411 has filters that push on. A button on the housing is pressed to release the filters when it is time to change them. It seemed to me that the push button set up on model 531411 was more complicated and therefore had more moving parts that could fail over time. I believe model 531418 is the newer model. I am not sure why this company chooses to manufacture and market two different systems that are so similar. I purchased the 531418 model. Both models have similar capabilities and the fittings and installation are essentially the same. The only difference that I can see is that model 531418 has filters that twist on and off and model 531411 has filters that push on. A button on the housing is pressed to release the filters when it is time to change them. It seemed to me that the push button set up on model 531411 was more complicated and therefore had more moving parts that could fail over time. I believe model 531418 is the newer model. I am not sure why this company chooses to manufacture and... » Read More I purchased the 531418 model. Both models have similar capabilities and the fittings and installation are essentially the same. The only difference that I can see is that model 531418 has filters that twist on and off and model 531411 has filters that push on. A button on the housing is pressed to release the filters when it is time to change them. It seemed to me that the push button set up on model 531411 was more complicated and therefore had more moving parts that could fail over time. I believe model 531418 is the newer model. I am not sure why this company chooses to manufacture and market two different systems that are so similar. « Show Less
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Here's what I've been able to discern on the differences between the two grills: 1. The thermometer is different -- the 2005 model has a dual-purpose thermometer that can be removed from the lid to check meat temperature, while the 2010 has a built-in thermometer. 2. Aesthetics -- The wheel caps are slightly different between the two models. The tray table is gray on the 2005 model and flat black on the 2010. The graphic design is different between the two models. Looks like there is some additional legalese near the gas ignition on the 2010 model. That's literally it. I have e-mailed Weber to see if there are any further differences, but after looking through the manuals for each model pretty closely, I haven't been able to discern anything else. edit: I received the following e-mail back from Weber in regards to this question: Thanks for choosing Weber. The model you see on www.weber.com is the 2010. There are a couple of differences. The 2009 and older will have black legs where the 2010 will have gray legs. Also the thermometer is flush in the lid on the 2010. The paneling looks a little different as well on the 2010. Functionally they are the same grill. The differences are only cosmetic.
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I have a 3 burner Stainless Steel Ducane Grill plus a left hand side burner The Model # is 30400040 and a Serial # HK1102634. I have ordered a replacement Grill cover for this grill and I am very pleased with the product. I think it is superior to the original Cover that came with the Grill. Frank
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I'm not sure if these 2 carts will work anymore, with the Q2200 being the 2014 model? If you bought the Weber Q2200 like I did, you might be interested in the Weber 6525 cart, it's specifically designed for the 2014 models. That's the one I bought, and couldn't be happier. It's very sturdy, rolls, has a place for a 20 gallon tank, the grill detaches easily, but it doesn't collapse if you wanted to take it with for tailgating, etc. It's the one that sells here for $99.99.
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I suggest you measure the grates currently installed and compare the size to the ones you plan on buying. I made the mistake of buying replacement grates only to find out there were multiple sizes. I had to return the wrong ones to Lowe's and buy the correct size. No help from Weber.
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I am not sure. But let me tell you this: Weber , never again. I had to throw mine away after 3 years. The worst experience ever with Weber. 20 years ago yes that was quality. Now stainless steal???? Corrosion all over after 2 years. Weber did not respond at all to my complaints. Never again. Good luck
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Sorry, don't know the answer to this. However, had to throw this grill out within a month or two of buying it. Over-flamed and burnt out the grilling component. Have since purchased the Weber portable. Its twice the price but 4 times better. Far more sturdy (and heavier). Grills beautifully and is still going strong more than 8 months later. As they say, you get what you pay for.
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The flavorizer bars are the same. My guess would be that the burners are also. The grates are stainless but I actually preferred the cast iron grates which you can buy as an option. Much better for searing and grilling. The only real difference as far as I can tell is that the cover and two side trays are stainless. Stainless is really more "cosmetic." I know that my painted Weber Genesis lasted for over 25 years and was still going strong when I gave it to my niece. I had replaced the flavorizor bars and grates and replaced the ignitor once.
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The new one of this model does not have the far right start knob. I had the grill that is shown on Amazon now. The one you now get and which I also bought is the same style but it behaves much worse. No far right knob and the propane tank sits on the left side instead of the right. I never had problems with the older model propane hardware or the grill at all. This new model which I recently bought is already leaking propane left and right. The flare ups are freaking scary. The new model number is 463241413. I don't know the previous model number of the last TRU infrared 4 burner...which is shown in this picture. The new one of this model does not have the far right start knob. I had the grill that is shown on Amazon now. The one you now get and which I also bought is the same style but it behaves much worse. No far right knob and the propane tank sits on the left side instead of the right. I never had problems with the older model propane hardware or the grill at all. This new model which I recently bought is already leaking propane left and right. The flare ups are freaking scary. The new model number is 463241413. I don't know the previous model number of the last TRU infrared 4 burner...which is... » Read More The new one of this model does not have the far right start knob. I had the grill that is shown on Amazon now. The one you now get and which I also bought is the same style but it behaves much worse. No far right knob and the propane tank sits on the left side instead of the right. I never had problems with the older model propane hardware or the grill at all. This new model which I recently bought is already leaking propane left and right. The flare ups are freaking scary. The new model number is 463241413. I don't know the previous model number of the last TRU infrared 4 burner...which is shown in this picture. « Show Less
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The Napoleon is a much better grill than the Weber. My neighbor has the Weber Genesis and even he says he wished he had bought the Napoleon! The built-in infrared unit is remarkable! Also very easy to clean!