Weston81 wrote:Weber Spirit 3 burner, you get what you pay for with gas grills.
duckkillerclyde wrote:How about this one? http://www.buydig.com/shop/product.aspx ... 1067500680
looks like junk but it's just a gas grill not a barbecue right? How high of quality does it need to be?
duckkillerclyde wrote:Weston81 wrote:Weber Spirit 3 burner, you get what you pay for with gas grills.
I don't follow what you mean. There is nothing more than a burner and a hood. Not much to a gas grill really.
Flightstopper wrote:Charcoal only way!
FlintRiverFowler wrote:Flightstopper wrote:Charcoal only way!
I love a charcoal grill but sometimes its just a PITA to get the thing going and keep it going, especially if/when theres a chance of storms in the summer. then i def go with the gas grill. fire it up and cook before the lightning can hit you.
capt1972 wrote:FlintRiverFowler wrote:Flightstopper wrote:Charcoal only way!
I love a charcoal grill but sometimes its just a PITA to get the thing going and keep it going, especially if/when theres a chance of storms in the summer. then i def go with the gas grill. fire it up and cook before the lightning can hit you.
webber has got a gas fired charcoal set up. Put the charcoal in, hit the gas, let it burn for 10 minutes, shut of gas, cook over the chsrcoal. I've had one for 3 years an I love it.
MOhuntingGuy wrote: Went with the fuse accessories axium 6 inch doinker style.
vincentpa wrote:I buy cheap grills less than $150 and throw them away every 5 years so I don't have to clean them. The only drawback to cheap grills is they don't get as hot as good grills.
Baysider wrote:I got rid of the gas grills Ive had. Went back to charcoal. I got tired of spending all that money just have a thunderstorm come through and blow it over and bend them up. With the self lighting charcoal its really not a hassel.
MOhuntingGuy wrote: Went with the fuse accessories axium 6 inch doinker style.
Baysider wrote:We can go from calm and sunny to a down pour and 50 mph winds in a matter of 10 minutes with our thunderstorms.
assateague wrote:vincentpa wrote:I buy cheap grills less than $150 and throw them away every 5 years so I don't have to clean them. The only drawback to cheap grills is they don't get as hot as good grills.
See, you've already spent more than I have for my Weber over the same period of time. And mine cooks better. And I don't have to start it with a match.
vincentpa wrote:assateague wrote:vincentpa wrote:I buy cheap grills less than $150 and throw them away every 5 years so I don't have to clean them. The only drawback to cheap grills is they don't get as hot as good grills.
See, you've already spent more than I have for my Weber over the same period of time. And mine cooks better. And I don't have to start it with a match.
But how often do you clean it?
I have a small back porch so my grill has to be small.
vincentpa wrote:assateague wrote:vincentpa wrote:I buy cheap grills less than $150 and throw them away every 5 years so I don't have to clean them. The only drawback to cheap grills is they don't get as hot as good grills.
See, you've already spent more than I have for my Weber over the same period of time. And mine cooks better. And I don't have to start it with a match.
But how often do you clean it?
I have a small back porch so my grill has to be small.
AKPirate wrote:Jason is usually right but sometimes wrong
AKPirate wrote:Jason is usually right but sometimes wrong
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