i believe it's the highest quality out there.
and we are so thrilled with the experience.the burners give out great heat, the cooking time is surprisingly short and the maintenance and cleaning is a sinch.
food was very flavorful and all of the meat was done the same....not like my uneven grill before that was hot on some parts and not on the other resulting in some meat being overdone and dryed out.
out of the box, expect about 2 hours putting it together.
it didn't take long to figure out that i made a good purchase.
i think weber makes a great gas grill, my family has owned them for years (my dad had a genesis that lasted over 10 years left outside under a covered porch but w/o a grill cover in the harsh south
the weber genesis 310 (same as the 320 but without the side burner) it is without a doubt the best grill out there for the money.
before needing to be replaced, and likely would have lasted longer if it weren't for the harsh south florida climate (the humid air down there is really rough on anything metal that's left outside).
we did receive free shipping and it still shipped out quickly, we were contacted in advance to schedule delivery time, and the grill was delivered to us at the designated time, in our home (not left
i plan on having years and years of use out of this grill!
it makes a great second grill if you run out of grate space in your large grill or just want to cook somthing separately.
clean up is a piece of cake and it's convenient to have the grill grate come out so you can wash it in the sink.
outstanding...our freind's have one , when they found out we had purchaced the grill , they told us we will love it for years to come
weber has done it again with a topnotch small gas grill easy to use and clean, and rugged construction makes it a good choice for apartment outdoor grilling .
if it ever dies out we will be buying another
this product has been great so far, i used it to upgrade my ps3 hdd from 80gb, the hdd is great and is so far very fast and quiet, i can't hear a beep out of it nor it spinning up for that matter...
i would say this drive is worth it; have used it since it came out and cost me twice as much.
i purchased the laptop just as windows vista came out and it had been running fine, i was running out of space and the performance specifications of the scropio 320 gb 5200 rpm drive looked enticing.
it's amazing how some people out there don't have a clue about changing out this hard drive but try to tell you how to do it.
i added this drive to my repertoire in december 2007 to test it out.
so, i searched out the q300 grill...just about to consider buying it...knowing it didn't have a couple things that we would like to also see with that grill.....when god helped me discover the newer
every aspect, from assembly to the easy to use grease tray seems to be well thought out by people who actually had to assemble or use the product.
i like that it has controls for both indirect grilling (jets around the outside which heat the whole cooking chamber) as well as direct jets that go right onto the meat.
so far, everything i have cooked on it has turned out great.
we grill out a lot and after almost 10 years our sears grill died.
the assembly went quickly, but there was a step out of order, no big deal though.once built the grill is very solid, it heats up quickly and cooks great.
outstanding grill!!!!!
just involved putting in a screw and then taking it back out to put the back panel in.
i grill out several times a week and even grill in the winter.
performance is great and i look forward to another long life out of the grill with the high level performance.
just about everything i cook on this grill between the smoking options and the flavored wood chips and charcoals out there makes everything tastes like barbaque foods should.
the wife got me one for father's day,i have a trailer mountedsmoker i use for large cook-outs,this little gem is great for a small get to gather.had a slite problem with the knock-outs for the fire
also bought the cover to keep it out of the weather.
we didn't like the wood shelf that sticks out the front.
i have had no problems with the thermometer that comes with the cooker, and it always registers correctly and the finished product comes out tender, juicy, and with great smoky barbecue flavor.
i took it out of the box yesterday and used it.
with the thermometer, it will be much easier to maintain temperature and smoke up some great grub right out of the box.
first set of ribs and bbq that came out of this smoker were phenomenal.
and since it was in 3 major pieces, it was easy to get from the assembly area, the living room, to the smoking area outside.
i'm still working out a modified version of the minion method so i don't have to keep adding coals.
intending to put this grill to the test we have grilled every type of food from seafood to steaks and it all came out perfectly.
i do recommend this grill just check it out real good before taking it home.
when we have friends over for a cook out they are impressed with the ease of cooking on the grill.i have not found the self-cleaning to work for me, all it done was bake it on and use a lot of gas.
i looked at him and said "no way!" the new york strips come out so juicy that i don't have to use steak sauce, because there is enough of the au jous on the plate to dip it in...kind of like prime
the cover started out black and red but within 6 months it had faded to black and an ugly gray color.
it cooks the fat out of the meat without drying out the meat making it more healthly.
i have used three different outdoor grilling system and i have a standard oil turkey fryer.i have quite a bit of experience at outdoor cooking.i have a holland grill which is sensational and i have
i'm not convinced that the unit cooks any better than a well brined and roasted turkey or roasted beef cooked in the way described by alton brown, but it is convenient and does keep the heat out of
when the turkey came out it looked just like the fried turkey i had growing up in the south.
the first thing i noticed when pulling it out was that it was heavy.
longer version: i live in an apartment, so parking a $1000 full sized grill on the back steps is out of the question.
right out of the box with minor assembly it worked perfectly.
i always run out of the drip pans so i put aluminum foil in them and just toss that at the end.
cooking is even though-out the surface.
the flip out side tables are sturdy, but convenietly flip in for storage.
i have used it twice to try it out and love it.
if there is one complaint, not a big one though, it would be the side shelves, anything with any kind of weight on the outside edge and it flexes that shelf.
it cooks really well/evenly & puts out considerable heat.
we have taken it out on our boat trips many times.
you turn it on, you hope the gas is coming out, you try the ignition and....nothing.
it is simply the best product out there for the price.the metal is heavy gaged.
all that changed with the char-griller outlaw.
direct or indirect heating, everything has been coming out delicious.
this great grill is well thought-out in all its details, and comes at a very reasonable price.
i have a castinox barbecook grill, went through several of webers of different sizes, but outlaw is a fantastic grill for fraction of the price.
1/2, etc).accessories from weber are great.for example: the optional cover from weber (spirit 500 version does fit this grill nicely) seems expensive ($44) till you get it out of the box and use it.
we added an accessory light which works awesome for night grilling and with replacement parts readily available at sears and other stores you can basically replace anything that wears out on it
if the words, "some assembly required" cause you to break out in hives, buy one that's already been put together by the good folks at hd.
the btu output is small enough that food don't burn or char if you get busy with other tasks.
although made out of our country, i consider it a fine product.
carefully review the illustrations or things may turn out flipped in the wrong direction.
this grill was easy to put together in about 1 hour,i love my grill even though i can't use it yet because they left out my 3 heat insulation shields from the factory.i called the manufacturer and
[disclamer: ducane may have left the rear panel out to provide adequate venting/cooling for the propane tank ...
watch out for the side tables - they can get a little warm.
the design was well thought out for ease of cleaning and i especially love the rounded steel grates.
mounted up on the stern rail, in a one month trip it never blew out once in winds up to 25 mph.
i've wore out a few grills because they only last a summer and then rust away.
the flames were even and the food came out great.
this is important so a griller will not run out before finishing their cooking.
every 3-4 weeks i take out the trough and hose it down.
and the other thing is this thing reall pumps out a lot of smoke....
everything we have cooked has come out tender and juicy, not dried out and honestly the best grilled food i have ever eaten.
now, i've had some grills that have parts that wear out, etc.
we have already cooked burgers, steak, chicken and ribs; everything came out delicious and juicy.
the only access to the back garden is through the house, via stairs - this grill made life interesting in getting it out side.
although the ignition did take me a little bit of getting used to at first, i blame that on my novice experience with the grill.in under 10 minutes, i was pumping out 750 degrees.
they sent out a new door and it arrived dented.
assembly took me about an hour or two by myself (only need help getting it out of the box - the rest is ok for one person).
i am still exploring what this grill can do, but right out of the gate i challenge the rotisseire with two full chickens.
this grill provides even heat with no hot spots and now we'll never run out of gas (natural gas hookups are great!).
overall, though, this is a very good grill and it's great not having to worry about propane tanks running out.
these parts rusted out and /or corroded.
even the veggies have turned out perfect.
no bottles to worry about and you don't run out of gas (yah)
the pull out ash tray makes it easy to empty the ashes and also to access the charcoal without removing the grates during cooking to place smoker chips for flavor.
you just slide draw out and empty it in to garbage bag (when it is cool), wipe it with paper towel and your grill is clean.
i wanted a grill with a strong metal body and most of all that was easy to remove the ashes out of.
as its measurements for the pieces are inaccurate and in my particular case, i had less pieces that what the manual said i needed, yet i still assembled the grill without running out of pieces.
we finally figured it out by looking at the picture on the box.
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