Heading out this weekend and getting a new grill fro the house we just moved into. Want to see if anyone has recently bought one they are really happy with or dissapointed with.

Price range up to $800

Thanks all!

pm Chaz

edit: vegas OT'ers should steal that grill back

 

Originally Posted by bigwillie20

I know where......meh too easy

Lol, yeah, yeah, sure I could find an OT grill at Chaz's. How about beside his place. Wasn't even thinking about his whole ordeal when I posted this.

 

Originally Posted by Cmoney3

i have a $200 grill and its awesome, i cant imagine the food tasting any better on one that is $800

Is it a newer grill Cmoney? What type?

 

Originally Posted by Willywoo

For a grill in that price range I would go with a Weber.

Willywoo that Weber is one Ive had my eye on.

Along with a couple others and wanted to see if anyone is really happy with one they just got before I just go by a couple reviews.

Another one



Redefine backyard entertaining by grilling, smoking or rotisserie cooking on this Brinkmann grill. Expansive cooking area and 50,000 BTU make grilling for large crowd simple. A 12,000 BTU side burner offers additional cooking space for side dishes. Add smoky flavor to your meats and vegetables with the 7,500 BTU vertical smoker. Includes 10,000 BTU rotisserie burner. Converts easily to natural gas, conversion kit required (sold separately).
<UL class=bulleted-list> <LI>Five stainless steel burners for at total of 50,000 BTU <LI>694 square inches of total cooking area <LI>12,000 BTU stainless steel side burner for cooking side dishes <LI>10,000 BTU rotisserie burner <LI>Porcelain-coated cast iron grates hold heat longer <LI>7,500 BTU vertical smoker <LI>Adjustable cooking grates in smoker <LI>Electronic ignition for a quick start each time <LI>Dual gas valve - converts from LP to Natural Gas (Natural gas conversion kit required) <LI>Lava Rock/Heat Grate or Briquettes : Heat Grate <LI>MFG Brand Name : Brinkmann <LI>MFG Model # : 810-1750-S <LI>MFG Part # : 810-1750-S </LI>[/list]<H5 class=tab-alt-heading-hidden> Specifications</H5> <UL class=bulleted-list> <LI>Assembled Depth (in.) : 26.40 in <LI>Assembled Height (in.) : 47.40 in <LI>Assembled Weight (lb.) : 164.24 lb <LI>Assembled Width (in.) : 58.00 in <LI>Assembly Required : Partial <LI>Color/Finish : stainless steel <LI>Cooking Area (sq. in.) : 694 in� <LI>Grill Type : Propane <LI>Grill/Smoker Fuel Type : Dual Fuel <LI>Heat Thermometer : Yes <LI>Ignition Type : Electronic <LI>Primary Cooking Area : 554 in� <LI>Rotisserie : No <LI>Safety Listing : CSA <LI>Side Burner : Yes <LI>Total BTU : 50000 Btu <LI>Warming Rack : Yes </LI>[/list]<H5 class=tab-alt-heading-hidden> </H5>

Yea, I don't think you can go wrong with a Weber. You just need to find one with the features you want. I have no use for those side burners. The best things about Weber are the lava rock, the grate and the dependability. I have had mine for about 10 years and it is going strong still heats nice and evenly across the entire grate. The grate is the heavy iron kind, not a flimsy wire one. I hate the flimsy grates. Even the electronic ignition lasted about 6 years. Now I just stick a match in the little hole and it fires right up every time.

Not sure how much Paul Wall paid for his, but I think it was probably more than $800.

I just bought Jimmy Buffett's new margaritaville tailgate grill, cant wait to use it this Saturday at the concert

Only $399.99

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• <LI>Patented swing out travel arm mounts to any vehicle with a standard 2-inch hitch receiver.
  
  <LI>Rugged outdoor design houses sturdy cast aluminum hood and powder coated surfaces for durability.
  
  <LI>Inside the grill is a heavy gauge porcelain coated steel cooking grate for easy cleaning.
  
  <LI>Full-sized 352 square inches of cooking surfaces and 20,000 BTUs to heat up those cheeseburgers fast!
  
  <LI>Fold-out side tables built in for handy serving and fold-down condiment tray keeping everything at your fingertips.
  
  <LI>Comes with 2 side tables, fold-down tray, tool hooks, and integrated legs so it can be used as a tabletop grill.
  
  <LI>Push-button electronic ignition makes for quick starting.
  
  <LI>uses 1-pound propane tank (not included).
  
  <LI>Measures 21-2/5 by 29-1/2 by 21-2/5 inches.
  
  <LI>3-year limited warranty. </LI>

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Originally Posted by BubbaKGB

 

Originally Posted by Cmoney3

i have a $200 grill and its awesome, i cant imagine the food tasting any better on one that is $800

PM me when it breaks in a year.

Not saying $200 grills are bad, but you definitely get what you pay for with grills (similar to TVs).

had it over a year hasnt broken, cook on it a few times a week. its a charbroil. got it at lowes. maybe was like $250. its great, gfs dad has same one and hes had it for a lot longer than me. its a great grill and will be fine unless you are looking to cook for a large amount of people. if you are jsut grilling for your family it is more than big enough.

Thanks for the concern bubba, but i did a lot of research and made sure i got the best bang for my buck. doubt its going to be broken anytime soon.