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2009-06-25 15:20:04

posted by: jameslhoffman. Or the Handy-Mans Grill

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2009-06-25 15:11:32

posted by: jameslhoffman. or more bang for your money ?

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2009-06-25 15:06:13

posted by: jameslhoffman. And one for the ice-house

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2009-06-25 15:04:25

posted by: jameslhoffman. Or a Sturgis Rally Grill

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2009-06-25 15:02:09

posted by: jameslhoffman. Want more power in your grill?

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2009-06-25 11:50:48

posted by: TCRenagade. Want something different? Try this type. You can't beat cooking over wood. You can smoke, bake, bbq, or grill with this. You won't have flare ups either.
http://www.traegerindustries.com/

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2009-06-25 11:47:48

posted by: archer. You can buy one heck of an Aussie grill for $200, if it last only five years your cost is $40 a year. it will last a lot longer than that and they are just fine for cooking as mentiohed earlier. Lowes, Menards, Walmart all have real nice grill in the $150-$200 range stainless burners, side burner, temp gauge, stainless, Free Assembly at Lowes and Walmart. Call ahead and they will have one ready for you. Like any grill, keep them clean and they will last a long time.

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2009-06-25 11:41:45

posted by: sdhusker. I agree with the others who have recommended paying a little more for the Weber. I believe I have a Silver A, which is a two-burner, entry level model, and I paid somewhere in the $300-400 range for it. I've used it hard for four years, and with regular maintenance, it works like a champ.

I have heard good things about Ducane and Holland grills, but I believe that would put you up to an even higher price point.

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2009-06-25 11:35:16

posted by: -HEd-. Corfit,
A guy I know has an Aussie grill and he said he loves it, cooks evenly and you won't find a better designer in the market. I've eaten different meats off that grill and all were above average at the least.

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2009-06-25 09:39:05

posted by: jtillman. If that's your absolute top-end range, get a Weber Q-grill. It's smaller, and can be used as a table-top. Not as big as your standard grill, but will amaze you on how well it cooks.

I bought one after my dad got one. My dad also has a larger Weber that he hasn't touched for a year now because he likes his Q-grill so much. If you feel you need a bigger grill, then like others have said, save for a bit and buy quality.