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Any thoughts on the PK Grill?
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Eddiecalder
Knows what a fatty is.
I don't have one but I would assume they are great for two zone cooking.
I been trying to find a used one for years.
I been trying to find a used one for years.
Durangutan
Knows what a fatty is.
op2:
ssv3
somebody shut me the fark up.
I don't have one but they're awesome grills. To me they're an oversized version of the Weber Go Anywhere and I love my WGA.
I say a very good choice.
I say a very good choice.
Championship steaks with the PK Grill and GrillGrates:
http://grillgrate.blogspot.com/2015/05/boy-did-we-miss-grate-weekend-in.html
http://grillgrate.blogspot.com/2015/05/boy-did-we-miss-grate-weekend-in.html
Meathead rates it very high:
http://amazingribs.com/bbq_equipmen...tailgater/portable-kitchen-grill-aka-pk-grill
http://amazingribs.com/bbq_equipmen...tailgater/portable-kitchen-grill-aka-pk-grill
Tioga
Knows what a fatty is.
Compared to a weber kettle the PK grill has the advantage of a hinged lid, rustproof aluminum body, a nice sturdy cart and a superior rectangular shape but it has a smaller grilling area, cant accept a roti, and ashes fall out the bottom vents onto the storage shelf and ground:doh:. I wish PK would make a larger version with side air vents, roti and an adjustable height grate.
Pocchampion
Full Fledged Farker
My dad has one that must be 40 years old. Only downside is cleanup / mess they make while using.
Mikhail
Babbling Farker
Smoking a brisket on mine as we speak. It is a bit messy if you use bricquettes, not so much with hardwood lump. I have yet to try an all-wood cook with it.
I have had mine a couple years now and everything I have cooked on it two-zone has come out amazingly well. I love the simplicity of it.
I have had mine a couple years now and everything I have cooked on it two-zone has come out amazingly well. I love the simplicity of it.
16Adams
somebody shut me the fark up.
I could have sworn it was a Sears-?Thick cast aluminum. Did PK make it for Sears? Both my Dad and big brother had one. It was my first cooker when I graduated from a Hibachi squat-n-cook. Paid my big brother 25$ in the mid 70's for it. I recently gave it back to him. No grates and the vents were ornery. It had never had a cover but was usually under an eve or in s shed. I had not used it in decades and he bought a farm. Looks great next to his Klose 10K custom. 
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Seriously---- it still looks new. http://barbequemaster.blogspot.com/2008/09/cooking-on-old-family-cast-iron-grill.html?m=1
)Seriously---- it still looks new. http://barbequemaster.blogspot.com/2008/09/cooking-on-old-family-cast-iron-grill.html?m=1
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Mikhail
Babbling Farker
I could have sworn it was a Sears-?Thick cast aluminum. Did PK make it for Sears? Both my Dad and big brother had one. It was my first cooker when I graduated from a Hibachi squat-n-cook. Paid my big brother 25$ in the mid 70's for it. I recently gave it back to him. No grates and the vents were ornery. It had never had a cover but was usually under an eve or in s shed. I had not used it in decades and he bought a farm. Looks great next to his Klose 10K custom.
Seriously---- it still looks new. http://barbequemaster.blogspot.com/2008/09/cooking-on-old-family-cast-iron-grill.html?m=1
It's very similar. A buddy of mine had one just like the one in your pic. Got his at Sears in Texas too. Made the best grilled chicken ever. He let it go when he moved back to Texas. Sadly I did not get it.
The PK is functionally the same thing. Aluminum box, vents top and bottom, coals grate, meat grate.
alecksjaycubs
Full Fledged Farker
You will love it! My PK is my go to steak grill because of the distance from the coals to the grate. It's built like a tank EXCEPT for the stock grate. That thing will rust if you look at it wrong. They just came out with a heavy duty stainless grate that is excellent, although it's a $79 add on. Wait till the stock one goes then replace it with that.
Plus it works great for that Carson Rodizio you need.
Plus it works great for that Carson Rodizio you need.
rexster314
is one Smokin' Farker
If you go for a PK, get the stainless grill at additional cost. That thing will sear grill marks like nobody'd business
Joe Black
Babbling Farker
My Dad had one when I was a kid about 60 years ago and I had one about 40 years ago. It made a lot of ribs, after they were boiled, of course. I think it would still make a good cooker, just a little small.
ace6949
Knows what WELOCME spells.
You will love it! My PK is my go to steak grill because of the distance from the coals to the grate. It's built like a tank EXCEPT for the stock grate. That thing will rust if you look at it wrong. They just came out with a heavy duty stainless grate that is excellent, although it's a $79 add on. Wait till the stock one goes then replace it with that.
Plus it works great for that Carson Rodizio you need.
Justin checked it out. Looks pretty nice but not sure if I'll be adding that one to the family, lol...
