1 1blindvbref MemberGot rid of the matchlight. Joined Jul 26, 2010 Messages 3 Reaction score 2 Points 0 Location Reading, PA Dec 30, 2012 #1 I would like some advice on a small BGE I found listed on Craigslist in my area. The unit is approx. 1 year old and they have it listed at $225.00. Comments welcome.
I would like some advice on a small BGE I found listed on Craigslist in my area. The unit is approx. 1 year old and they have it listed at $225.00. Comments welcome.
MilitantSquatter Moderator Joined Sep 17, 2005 Messages 10,823 Reaction score 2,236 Points 0 Age 48 Location Mooresville, NC Dec 30, 2012 #2 grate diameter is only 13". before you spend $, determine what size meats you want to cook, what quantity to see if this is going to be ideal for you or not. Likely can get it for $200 or less if you negotiate, but the price means little if the unit will not meet your needs.
grate diameter is only 13". before you spend $, determine what size meats you want to cook, what quantity to see if this is going to be ideal for you or not. Likely can get it for $200 or less if you negotiate, but the price means little if the unit will not meet your needs.
R2Egg2Q is One Chatty Farker Joined Aug 15, 2010 Messages 2,230 Reaction score 3,189 Points 0 Location Pleasanton, CA Dec 30, 2012 #3 Assuming that it doesn't have any major issues, that is a great price for a Small. It is a bit limited in space but with some creativity you can pack a decent amount of food on it. Here's some things you can cook on a Small Egg: Chicken Porterhouse Steak on a CI grid: Tri-Tip: Veggies: Some CI cooking (on 2 levels): Pizza: Pork Shoulder Butt: Ham (9 lbs): Packer Brisket (10 lbs before trimming): 12" Wok
Assuming that it doesn't have any major issues, that is a great price for a Small. It is a bit limited in space but with some creativity you can pack a decent amount of food on it. Here's some things you can cook on a Small Egg: Chicken Porterhouse Steak on a CI grid: Tri-Tip: Veggies: Some CI cooking (on 2 levels): Pizza: Pork Shoulder Butt: Ham (9 lbs): Packer Brisket (10 lbs before trimming): 12" Wok
Ron_L Administrator Staff member Joined Dec 9, 2004 Messages 42,758 Reaction score 35,621 Points 113 Location Wandering, but not lost Dec 30, 2012 #4 I use my small more often that my larges. It's perfect for two people (two steaks, some sausages, chicken pieces, etc.) and heats up faster. I paid $180 for mine including a table, but that we at least 4 years ago. If all of the ceramic pieces are intact I'd offer $175 and settle for $200.
I use my small more often that my larges. It's perfect for two people (two steaks, some sausages, chicken pieces, etc.) and heats up faster. I paid $180 for mine including a table, but that we at least 4 years ago. If all of the ceramic pieces are intact I'd offer $175 and settle for $200.
hav is one Smokin' Farker Joined Jun 30, 2008 Messages 826 Reaction score 140 Points 0 Location Flushing, NY Dec 30, 2012 #5 Here is a Chicken on my small; As mentioned, its a perfect size for small :roll: cooks. Sausage, burgers (4), steaks (2) or as pictured, Spatchcocked (1) or whole (2). I bought mine on CL, it was new in the box for $400, I say offer $200.
Here is a Chicken on my small; As mentioned, its a perfect size for small :roll: cooks. Sausage, burgers (4), steaks (2) or as pictured, Spatchcocked (1) or whole (2). I bought mine on CL, it was new in the box for $400, I say offer $200.
1 1blindvbref MemberGot rid of the matchlight. Joined Jul 26, 2010 Messages 3 Reaction score 2 Points 0 Location Reading, PA Dec 30, 2012 #6 Offered $175 waiting for a reply. Seller indicated he has multiple offers. Thanks for the advice. Phil
Offered $175 waiting for a reply. Seller indicated he has multiple offers. Thanks for the advice. Phil