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Suggestions on a grill
Seems my Coleman is dead after only 4 years. So here is my plan on a replacement.. a Weber Genesis S-330, which I think I can get for $820 shipped.
But for some reason my heart is yearning for a charcoal grill and do away w/gas. Does anyone know of a good substitute for a gas grill like the S-330? -Some things I like is a 300-500" grilling surface -Simple to clean and regulate for temps -Something that will be able to snuff out the coals when I'm done to minimize waste. -I'm thinking a budget of $500 -I'm already using an UDS for low and slow.. so I want something more for grilling. I know Yoder has a nice looking grill the Abilene for $500. I just have not been able to find any reviews on it. Any info you grilling farkers can provide will be appreciated. BTW even if the answer is that "everyone should have at least one gas grill for burgers and dogs" that is fine also. I just wanted to know if there is a charcoal grill that is almost as convenient as a Weber gas grill. TY again |
Weber 22 inch. Anything it won't handle, The WSM will.
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How about the Weber Performer?
Charcoal with gas start. http://www.weber.com/explore/grills/...ries/performer |
I have not used my gasser for over a year +. And I'm thinking of selling it. But I feel your pain, I know it's there if I need it.
Your grilling area puts a damper on things. I absolutely love my Weber Performer. It grills, it smokes, it's just a little smaller that you requested. If you really need that much just add another kettle to the mix. All for under $500 |
Don't forget about the Weber 26.75", if more space is what you need.
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I just purchased a Weber Genesis E-310; Wallyworld site-to-store free, with tax was $697.
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My UDS actually has a lower rack that was intended for a pan if needed. I have used it once as grill grate to cook up some skirt steak. I couldn't get it too hot but it was my fault.. I never cleaned out the ashes under the firebox from the last two cooks. I will try that again next time I smoke something and then need to cook some burgers and such.
I think I want something a lil easier to manage for grilling. But ty for the idea, especially when someone is try'n to save me money. Quote:
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Build a UDS
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I do like the Weber Performer.. Especially the part about the gas starter and the table is always nice. I even saw one (could be a mod) with a normal propane tank in place of the coal bucket.
The 26.75" is defiantly a possibility. It could be that I'm just attracted to that bad ass look of a big "Texas style grill" lol. If anyone has any opinion on Yoder Grill or other similar grill please let me know. |
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I recently bought a Weber Performer (Blue) and absolutely love it. I hate to admit it but my large Egg is getting a little jealous. The Performer has enough work table to prep stuff. The grill is larger enough to cook direct and indirect. It's just a lot of fun for me.
Weber's warranty and customer service is world class!! |
Personally, I'd go with the with the 26.75" Weber One-Touch Gold just for the larger grilling surface. If you want more bells and whistles, go with the Weber Performer.
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Check out Meco. Their in house brand is Aussie. Very well built and the price is good.
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Char-griller was a great grill for me. 600 square inches or so and less than 150 bucks. I've had it for 9 years and it still keeps on ticking.
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