Looking for a new Grill

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toastonastick

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I need a little help here. I already have a Weber Charcoal. But my gas grill needs to be replaced. Any one have any suggestions? This last grill lasted 3 years and I replaced the burners twice. What a piece. Not looking to spend more than 5 to 7 hundred.
 

loungelizard

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I have a Webber gas grill absolutely the best I've owned as far as not having to replace parts every season, owned it now for 7 years and replaced burners once, that was easy and when ordering from Webber very nice, they have kits avail which replace most important parts in your grill. Great buy under $500 a definite thumbs up.

Good luck,
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vanbasten

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definitely a weber three burner, it's called genisis series something, they update them every couple of years. i've had mine since '95 and i've only had to replace the flavorizer bars once, back in '03.

i live in the northeast and use it year round, at least two to three times a week. it's great direct or indirect grilling.

in addition, the best grill book i've ever gotten is "How to Grill" by Steven Raichlen. got it two years ago, and have done over half the recipes. pages are falling out, and sauce and sh*t all over it, but it's got the best recipes, and simple too.

grill's around 450-500$ but worth every penny.
 

vinnie

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Have a weber for years great grill

if I needed a new one I give this a look

Traeger Wood Pellet Grill
 
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