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Old 06-14-2012, 04:21 PM
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Originally Posted by dewmanshu
I love this one! Ah man...I want one. That is sooo me, a f'ing barrel grill on my front deck!

Those are all great, especially the one built by your late Uncle. But you need charcoal in those. I definitely need gas for convenience first, after that then coals and wood.

Pat, what's the smoker on that grill?
The smoker is not very big, Ill get you a picture. Its the bottom left door with the temp gauge.
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still can't decide. I hate that everything I look at is so damn expensive. I mean with high heat most of the ones I am looking at are in the economy (200 to 400 dollars) range and will come apart after a few years. I.AM.NOT.PAYING.700.FOR.A.DAMN.GRILL.
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still can't decide. I hate that everything I look at is so damn expensive. I mean with high heat most of the ones I am looking at are in the economy (200 to 400 dollars) range and will come apart after a few years. I.AM.NOT.PAYING.700.FOR.A.DAMN.GRILL.
I hear ya, with my discount I think mine was mid to upper 300's
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wife just got me this for fathers day havent had a chance to use it yet, its a broil mate was decently priced at home depot this past weekend. (and no the grill isnt on didnt even have a tank hooked up)
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Haven't your learned anything modifying your truck? Do it right the first time and save money. Buy a damn weber you cheap bastard!
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I have a Char Griller duo. Some things are just better cooked with charcoal. I like the convenience of gas sometimes.
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you might think I'm crazy but This is the best grill I have used. I have had it since 2007 and I use it for our big cookouts with 20+ people.
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Originally Posted by 07vmax1500
wife just got me this for fathers day havent had a chance to use it yet, its a broil mate was decently priced at home depot this past weekend. (and no the grill isnt on didnt even have a tank hooked up)
Oh cuz i have always wondered what medium rare kids taste like. Nice!

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Haven't your learned anything modifying your truck? Do it right the first time and save money. Buy a damn weber you cheap bastard!
I've learned nothing! I can't pull the trigger on a weber. Gawd they are so expensive. I was a weber tent at a BBQ contest a month ago and the salesman was soliciting me and I was just staring at the grill. Finally I heard him talking and I just looked up at him and asked, how in the **** do you at people with a straight face and charge 900 dollars for this? sigh.

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I have a Char Griller duo. Some things are just better cooked with charcoal. I like the convenience of gas sometimes.
I still haven't gotten a replacement. I mean this grill is almost done too. I have eggplant and brats on it right now and the shields are barely hanging on. But I have cooked on it every day since around last Tuesday. I can't imagine how much less I'd cook on a grill if I only had charcoal. I love charcoal, but I love grilling more than just to only have a charcoal grill.

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you might think I'm crazy but This is the best grill I have used. I have had it since 2007 and I use it for our big cookouts with 20+ people.
I kind of like it. Coleman is like weber, quality. But I like big surface area.
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the only down fall to that grill is you cant grill anything more than 3 inches high
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