need a char griller
 

It seems every catering gig this summer has us doing large quantities of legs & thighs.My method is smoke on the pit ,then char on the charcoal, is slowed by my tiny stainless barrel grill. My question is , what's a good 4 or 5 foot grill to finish the chicken. I may expand to steaks and stuff too. This grill has to be portable also.
Thanks in advance!

http://www.meijer.com/s/char-griller...r_Living_Patio

As a smoker they are a PITA, but it's a great charcoal grill with a ton of space, and cast iron grates.

http://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pub...xwkQbFmStf16uG

Add the second axle and 10" tires and it looks cool and much more moveable.

2nd what toad said

very interesting.....gonna check it out!

Trust the Toad. He's right on the money. And a dandy hopper!

Here's my smokin pro with the axle and tire upgrades I was talking about.

http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6067/6...190c391a_z.jpg

the chargriller pro can be found really cheap this time of year. i bought one with the SFB last year for under $150. without the fire box, it would have been less than $100.

if your talking about grills i have this one
Weber One Touch Gold 22.5 Inch Charcoal Grill highly recommended!



http://thebarbecuemaster.net

Wal mart has a 30"barell grill for $99 I have had 1 for 3 years and still going strong

I agree on the Char Griller. I wouldn't bother with it as a smoker again (too much work), but I love it as a grill. The biggest one, the Outlaw will set you back $200 - $250 depending on where you get it, but with a wheel modification, you can't beat them. Works nice as a rotisserie grill too. Just my .02 cents.

http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/...ler/outlaw.jpg

http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/...tlawgrates.jpg

For my wheel mod, I put 3-inch stainless steel, rubber-stemmed casters on the shorter legs meant for the wheels that come with the grill. I put 10-inch semi-pneumatic tires on the longer legs, drilled holes and put in a 5/8-inch threaded rod for an axle. I also added a small metal handle on the side opposite the shelf to make pulling it around easier. Works like a champ. Tons of room in there!

nice grill saw the block fence knew right away i was home in arizona!http://thebarbecuemaster.net

The block fence is always a dead give-away, isn't it? :biggrin1:

block fence
 

block fences i think are unique to arizona deserts they are indestructible. I learned that the only way to buy a house is to get a house made of block,adobe or brick and try to avoid stucco which only lasts 25 years-my first Arizona house was stucco 30 years old and started falling
apart!
http://thebarbecuemaster.net

About the size I really need....but maybe kinda tough on the old back.
Ever hear of a bear tooth grill by rocky mountain cookware?
Kinda pricey, but cool.