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These burners dropped into my PERFECT FLAME grill without any issues. A perfect replacement, and a thicker guage stainless steel. The tube diameter is a little smaller, but oher than that they were a direct drop in replacement.
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Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Best 12411 4-pack Stainless Steel Straight Pipe Burner for Lowes BBQ Deals
Burners are as stated and will barely work on the grill listed. Problem is that the outside diameter where the burner lays in the valve cradle is much smaller that the factory burner which requires the burner to be slid farther back onto the valve. The screws will not match up to the old mounting holes. These burners will work, but sit on the mounting pads by only 1/16th of and inch. They need to be, at least, 1/4 inch longer.
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
Reviews of Weber 60020 The Ranch Charcoal Kettle Grill
Customer Ratings: 
List Price: $1,499.00
Sale Price: $1,299.00
Today's Bonus: 13% Off

I have a family of 7 with a few extra around a lot of the time. Grilling used to be a step by step process which usually meant I ate after everyone else because I was still cooking when most were eating. We like to do meat and vegetables on the grill and with this grill I can do it all at once and sit down with the family and enjoy! You can build your fire off center and spin the grate to move one item off and another item over the flame. You can also build small fires on two sides and put meat in the middle and smoke anything. Easy to control vents allow you to regulate the heat and burn time of the coals. Also it doesn't use a bag of cahrcoal at a time as you might think. You can use one Weber Chimney Starter (which I also recommend)full to cook most items. The grate is TOP quality. I used to go through a grate a year on my old Weber Kettle. This grate is beefy and I think must be finished better. No rust at all after two years. The only thing that keeps me from rating this 5 stars is dealing with ashes. You have to remove both grates (and the cooking grate is a handful)and shovel ashes out. The bottom has three vents that are not made for ash removal. At least you can cook a ton before ashes become a problem. It is expensive and a load but I would do it again in a heartbeat if a tornado came and blew it away. That is about the only thing I can think of that would keep this thing from lasting for 20 years or more.
PROS:
Performance
I've prepared two meals on the Ranch Kettle, one for my family of three and one for a party we hosted for fifteen people, and it performed admirably. I've cooked 2 large tenderloins, a variety of vegetables, and a couple of steaks, and everything came out perfectly. And I mean PERFECTLY! Even the large tenderloins cooked evenly, with a slight pleasing char and beautiful grill marks. The heat is easy to control by manipulating the amount of fuel or moving the food in relation to the coals. The hinged cooking grate folds up easily in 2 places, so adding coals during cooking is simple. However, sometimes it's difficult to manipulate the hot hinged portions of the grate to return to a completely flat position. Even so, the huge cooking area makes it possible to cook several items at once. From that perspective it's by far the best grill I've ever used. I'm looking forward to using the Ranch Kettle for slow-cooking ribs or brisket; I'm confident that this grill will do a good job with these difficult dishes.
Construction
I've only has the grill for a short time, but it seems very solid. Assembly took about an hour, with clear instructions provided. During cooking, the system for holding the heavy lid on the side of the grill is very sturdy (though you have to use 2 hands with thick oven mitts to protect yourself from the heat). I keep my grill on a brick patio, and the four plastic wheels (two large, two small; the small wheels lock) rotate freely over the uneven surface, making it easy to move the grill even while it's in use. I am a little concerned about the lower grate, which supports the coals under the cooking grate. The lower grate has already warped slightly under the intense heat necessary for preparing a large meal. I suppose I'll be able to replace the charcoal grate, but it's a little soon to see it warp like that.
CONS:
No shelf
I'm used to having shelves on the side of my grill. These come in handy for tools and keeping sauces and other items nearby. The Ranch Kettle is huge, but I have to use a separate table to keep these things close at hand. The grill has several hooks for keeping tools, but I'd prefer a shelf on the side, especially one that folds down when not in use.
Cleaning
The Ranch Kettle is a bitch to clean. The removable cooking grates from my old Brinkmann would fit in the dishwasher, or in my kitchen sink for soaking. The large round cooking grate on the Ranch Kettle has to be cleaned without these conveniences. I use a sturdy wire brush with a metal scraper on the tip, which is effective at removing chunky food residue, but it isn't sufficient to get all the grease and residue off the grate and get it truly clean. I may invest in a Grill Daddy, but the grill has to be heated for that to work properly, which is a lot more convenient for a gas grill than for one which uses wood or coals for fuel. I may buy a big tub to soak the grate, but that's another hassle. I won't use any of the commercially available chemical grill cleaning solvents because it would be difficult to wash off the chemical residue, since I can't fit the grate in the sink or dishwasher.
Also, the large amount of charcoal necessary for the Ranch Kettle produces a prodigious amount of ash. I'm accustomed to dumping grill ash in an unused corner of my yard, but the Ranch Kettle makes so much ash I'm going to need a large ash can to dispose of it. The ash has to be scooped out of the lower portion of the kettle; the large ash catcher beneath the kettle is effective at keeping hot ash from blowing around, but most of the ash remains in the lower portion of the kettle.
Vertical clearance
As I indicated earlier, I grill my Thanksgiving turkey over coals and wood each year. However, I'm concerned that, for all it's size, the Ranch Kettle's lid doesn't seem to provide enough vertical clearance for a good-sized bird to fit underneath. I measured about 10 inches from the top of the middle of the lid down to the cooking surface; that's probably not going to be enough. The Ranch Kettle is unsurpassed for cooking most foods, but cooking something tall like a turkey may pose a problem.
Cost
As I indicated, this thing costs as much a five Brinkmanns. It also uses a huge amount of fuel. During our recent party, I tore through 1 1/2 large bags of regular charcoal, plus a full bag of mesquite wood chunks. Furthermore, I need to buy an ash can and some unique cleaning implements to service this large grill. And now that I've spent more than $1000 on this thing, I need a big waterproof cover to protect my investment. I suppose no grill comes with it's own cover, but the Ranch Kettle is a costly specialty item and I naively hoped Weber would provide one. I've ordered a round outdoor table cover, which I hope is sufficient to protect the grill from the elements. So there's a lot of stuff to buy even after you've plunked down a grand and change for the Ranch Kettle.
Despite these shortcomings, the Ranch Kettle is a pleasure to use and produces spectacular results no other grill can match. It's pricey, but it performs. Just know what you're getting into before you buy.
UPDATE 9/19/2010:
I've been using the Ranch Kettle all summer and it has lived up to it's excellent early performance. Yesterday, I cooked TWO 14-pound turkeys in about 2 hours. The results were spectacular. The 2 birds fit, albeit snugly, under the lid without touching it. I've spent the summer cooking all kinds of food and I've yet to make a bad meal on the Ranch Kettle. I've slow-cooked both beef and pork ribs using indirect heat, and I've grilled enough steaks on it to feed a platoon. The early warping of the coal grate I experienced has not worsened, though I periodically flip the grate to prevent any further damage. The outdoor table cover I purchased separately has been sufficient to protect the grill from the elements, though I plan to store it indoors over the winter. I've managed to keep the cooking grate clean with a heavy-duty scouring pad and hot water, in addition to the standard wire grill brush, after each use. Yes, this is a chore, but I haven't found a decent alternative. Just be sure to dry the grate with an old towel after cleaning to avoid rust. The only new complaint I have is that one of the small plastic wheels recently fell apart. I was able to snap it back together, but they are too flimsy for such a big (and expensive) grill.
If you're buying a weber charcoal chimney, the large one does NOT hold the correct amount of charcoal, you need two small ones (which is even better for indirect heating). At least that's the case if you follow their guidelines for briquette counting.
Shipping was through a freight company (that I had never heard of), and delivery is NOT guaranteed by the date Amazon gave me unless you happen to be home when they call to set up an appointment. I called them by 10 AM and it was too late to set up an appointment for that day.
But, other than the above, the grill is HUGE, nothing like it for a large gathering!
List Price: $1,499.00
Sale Price: $1,299.00
Today's Bonus: 13% Off
I have a family of 7 with a few extra around a lot of the time. Grilling used to be a step by step process which usually meant I ate after everyone else because I was still cooking when most were eating. We like to do meat and vegetables on the grill and with this grill I can do it all at once and sit down with the family and enjoy! You can build your fire off center and spin the grate to move one item off and another item over the flame. You can also build small fires on two sides and put meat in the middle and smoke anything. Easy to control vents allow you to regulate the heat and burn time of the coals. Also it doesn't use a bag of cahrcoal at a time as you might think. You can use one Weber Chimney Starter (which I also recommend)full to cook most items. The grate is TOP quality. I used to go through a grate a year on my old Weber Kettle. This grate is beefy and I think must be finished better. No rust at all after two years. The only thing that keeps me from rating this 5 stars is dealing with ashes. You have to remove both grates (and the cooking grate is a handful)and shovel ashes out. The bottom has three vents that are not made for ash removal. At least you can cook a ton before ashes become a problem. It is expensive and a load but I would do it again in a heartbeat if a tornado came and blew it away. That is about the only thing I can think of that would keep this thing from lasting for 20 years or more.
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I recently purchased the Weber Ranch Kettle after several years of using Brinkmann charcoal grills. I cook on a charcoal grill A LOT; I use my grill several times per week in the spring and summer and I cook my Thanksgiving turkey and a big Christmas meal every year on my grill (we usually have about 12-20 people over for each holiday). I've never considered a gas grill because food cooked over wood or coals tastes so much better, and I've got a gas stove in my kitchen, so what's the point of cooking with gas in my backyard?. In the past 6 years I've worn out 2 Brinkmanns, which each lasted 3 years before the heat of cooking severely warped some of the key parts of each grill. I went to my local home improvement store to replace my latest grill, and I was dismayed to observe that the new Brinkmanns seem to be made of a lower grade of steel. There's no way the new Brinkmanns would stand up to really heavy usage. So I decided to treat myself to the Ranch Kettle, which costs about five times as much as my last grill. Overall, I'm pleased with the Ranch Kettle, but it's not for everyone.PROS:
Performance
I've prepared two meals on the Ranch Kettle, one for my family of three and one for a party we hosted for fifteen people, and it performed admirably. I've cooked 2 large tenderloins, a variety of vegetables, and a couple of steaks, and everything came out perfectly. And I mean PERFECTLY! Even the large tenderloins cooked evenly, with a slight pleasing char and beautiful grill marks. The heat is easy to control by manipulating the amount of fuel or moving the food in relation to the coals. The hinged cooking grate folds up easily in 2 places, so adding coals during cooking is simple. However, sometimes it's difficult to manipulate the hot hinged portions of the grate to return to a completely flat position. Even so, the huge cooking area makes it possible to cook several items at once. From that perspective it's by far the best grill I've ever used. I'm looking forward to using the Ranch Kettle for slow-cooking ribs or brisket; I'm confident that this grill will do a good job with these difficult dishes.
Construction
I've only has the grill for a short time, but it seems very solid. Assembly took about an hour, with clear instructions provided. During cooking, the system for holding the heavy lid on the side of the grill is very sturdy (though you have to use 2 hands with thick oven mitts to protect yourself from the heat). I keep my grill on a brick patio, and the four plastic wheels (two large, two small; the small wheels lock) rotate freely over the uneven surface, making it easy to move the grill even while it's in use. I am a little concerned about the lower grate, which supports the coals under the cooking grate. The lower grate has already warped slightly under the intense heat necessary for preparing a large meal. I suppose I'll be able to replace the charcoal grate, but it's a little soon to see it warp like that.
CONS:
No shelf
I'm used to having shelves on the side of my grill. These come in handy for tools and keeping sauces and other items nearby. The Ranch Kettle is huge, but I have to use a separate table to keep these things close at hand. The grill has several hooks for keeping tools, but I'd prefer a shelf on the side, especially one that folds down when not in use.
Cleaning
The Ranch Kettle is a bitch to clean. The removable cooking grates from my old Brinkmann would fit in the dishwasher, or in my kitchen sink for soaking. The large round cooking grate on the Ranch Kettle has to be cleaned without these conveniences. I use a sturdy wire brush with a metal scraper on the tip, which is effective at removing chunky food residue, but it isn't sufficient to get all the grease and residue off the grate and get it truly clean. I may invest in a Grill Daddy, but the grill has to be heated for that to work properly, which is a lot more convenient for a gas grill than for one which uses wood or coals for fuel. I may buy a big tub to soak the grate, but that's another hassle. I won't use any of the commercially available chemical grill cleaning solvents because it would be difficult to wash off the chemical residue, since I can't fit the grate in the sink or dishwasher.
Also, the large amount of charcoal necessary for the Ranch Kettle produces a prodigious amount of ash. I'm accustomed to dumping grill ash in an unused corner of my yard, but the Ranch Kettle makes so much ash I'm going to need a large ash can to dispose of it. The ash has to be scooped out of the lower portion of the kettle; the large ash catcher beneath the kettle is effective at keeping hot ash from blowing around, but most of the ash remains in the lower portion of the kettle.
Vertical clearance
As I indicated earlier, I grill my Thanksgiving turkey over coals and wood each year. However, I'm concerned that, for all it's size, the Ranch Kettle's lid doesn't seem to provide enough vertical clearance for a good-sized bird to fit underneath. I measured about 10 inches from the top of the middle of the lid down to the cooking surface; that's probably not going to be enough. The Ranch Kettle is unsurpassed for cooking most foods, but cooking something tall like a turkey may pose a problem.
Cost
As I indicated, this thing costs as much a five Brinkmanns. It also uses a huge amount of fuel. During our recent party, I tore through 1 1/2 large bags of regular charcoal, plus a full bag of mesquite wood chunks. Furthermore, I need to buy an ash can and some unique cleaning implements to service this large grill. And now that I've spent more than $1000 on this thing, I need a big waterproof cover to protect my investment. I suppose no grill comes with it's own cover, but the Ranch Kettle is a costly specialty item and I naively hoped Weber would provide one. I've ordered a round outdoor table cover, which I hope is sufficient to protect the grill from the elements. So there's a lot of stuff to buy even after you've plunked down a grand and change for the Ranch Kettle.
Despite these shortcomings, the Ranch Kettle is a pleasure to use and produces spectacular results no other grill can match. It's pricey, but it performs. Just know what you're getting into before you buy.
UPDATE 9/19/2010:
I've been using the Ranch Kettle all summer and it has lived up to it's excellent early performance. Yesterday, I cooked TWO 14-pound turkeys in about 2 hours. The results were spectacular. The 2 birds fit, albeit snugly, under the lid without touching it. I've spent the summer cooking all kinds of food and I've yet to make a bad meal on the Ranch Kettle. I've slow-cooked both beef and pork ribs using indirect heat, and I've grilled enough steaks on it to feed a platoon. The early warping of the coal grate I experienced has not worsened, though I periodically flip the grate to prevent any further damage. The outdoor table cover I purchased separately has been sufficient to protect the grill from the elements, though I plan to store it indoors over the winter. I've managed to keep the cooking grate clean with a heavy-duty scouring pad and hot water, in addition to the standard wire grill brush, after each use. Yes, this is a chore, but I haven't found a decent alternative. Just be sure to dry the grate with an old towel after cleaning to avoid rust. The only new complaint I have is that one of the small plastic wheels recently fell apart. I was able to snap it back together, but they are too flimsy for such a big (and expensive) grill.
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If you like the 22" or 26" Webers you will love the Ranch Kettle. Cooks just like its smaller kin but with the "Grande Meals" in mind. Plenty of room on the grill to move things around from direct to indirect heat. Weber says you can put 27 game hens at once on it. Heck with the little birds, to give you an idea of the cooking surface I filled the grill with 20 chicken halves. A great investment!Honest reviews on Weber 60020 The Ranch Charcoal Kettle Grill
I have had this product for over 2 years now and I love it. I have read other response about how difficult it is to clean. You are talking about a massive grill that sits in your yard get some degreaser and blast it with your hose. cleans up great. I have no problems with this grill. It is a must have for the true BBQue enthusiast. I use my for BBQ comp, I am able to have a fire on one side and cook passively. I took the charcoal grate out because of how close it keeps the coals, if you remove that one and put in a 22" grate for a standard weber and put it in the bottom it will keep your coals at a better distance and it is big enough so the 3 vents on the bottom can still breath. Love the lid design and the holder system that is made for it. I would recommend this product to anyone.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Weber 60020 The Ranch Charcoal Kettle Grill
It was packaged in such a way to almost guarantee the dent in the lid caused by a charcoal vent. There's no one-touch cleaning, making the three vents inadequate for cleaning. There's no place for a thermometer (like the performer series). Grill has no handles. I would expect a little more in the way of features at that price! Its pretty darned expensive for what it is.If you're buying a weber charcoal chimney, the large one does NOT hold the correct amount of charcoal, you need two small ones (which is even better for indirect heating). At least that's the case if you follow their guidelines for briquette counting.
Shipping was through a freight company (that I had never heard of), and delivery is NOT guaranteed by the date Amazon gave me unless you happen to be home when they call to set up an appointment. I called them by 10 AM and it was too late to set up an appointment for that day.
But, other than the above, the grill is HUGE, nothing like it for a large gathering!
Saturday, December 6, 2014
Review of PayandPack 16 1/8" x 3 5/16" MBP 92411 (4-Pack) BBQ Barbeque
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List Price: $25.99
Sale Price: $15.99
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There heavy duty & well made. Well packaged and easy to install. Just the same as the last set I had.
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There heavy duty & well made. Well packaged and easy to install. Just the same as the last set I had.
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I got a used bbq and needed to get some replacement parts. The heat sheilds that were on the bbq were VERY rusted out, looked on the Kenmore website and to buy 1 was over $20, SO this was a great deal. They work great and look even better! Makes my bbq look almost new!!Best Deals for PayandPack 16 1/8" x 3 5/16" MBP 92411 (4-Pack) BBQ Barbeque
received the item very fast . the price was very good. also the quality of the product was very good, so I decided to order an extra one !Honest reviews on PayandPack 16 1/8" x 3 5/16" MBP 92411 (4-Pack) BBQ Barbeque
Prolonged the live of my grill by a couple of years by replacing these. They fit right and keep the fires lit.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for PayandPack 16 1/8" x 3 5/16" MBP 92411 (4-Pack) BBQ Barbeque
I had been looking for heat shields for our bbq for a while but kept putting off buying them because of the huge expense. The companys' website wanted $30 a piece for them!! At that price we thought we should just get another BBQ, which we didn't want to do because there was nothing wrong with ours except for the heat shields being completely rusted. When I found these, I was happy that our perfectly working BBQ would live on.Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Reviews of EZ Grill 2531 Portable Disposable Instant Barbeque, Regular Size
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List Price: $18.59
Sale Price: $6.00
Today's Bonus: 68% Off

This valentines day, I braved the snow to fire up the propane grill (a tradition for us), and... no propane!! I had an EZ Grill sitting in my shop with the camping gear left over from last summer. Not sure if it would work, I set it on a barstool on the front porch (with a cookie sheet on the stool) and lit a corner... it fired right up! Within 20 minutes, I had two expensive ribeyes grilling to perfection. Fast, mess free just fantastic. And it saved my VERY important date night!!!
The fire stayed hot for over 2 hours, while we grilled burgers, sausage, hot dogs and fresh corn. In fact, we had to put water on the fire to extinguish. HIGHLY RECOMMEND for no-fuss small cookouts.
I am buying a supply of these gems to keep in the car, because you never know when you want to pull over and grill!
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This valentines day, I braved the snow to fire up the propane grill (a tradition for us), and... no propane!! I had an EZ Grill sitting in my shop with the camping gear left over from last summer. Not sure if it would work, I set it on a barstool on the front porch (with a cookie sheet on the stool) and lit a corner... it fired right up! Within 20 minutes, I had two expensive ribeyes grilling to perfection. Fast, mess free just fantastic. And it saved my VERY important date night!!!
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I got a bunch of these on clearance for a dollar each. They say they don't have chemicals, but the do light quickly with one match even in the wind, so there is obviously something in there that's helping the flame. Given that, they do stay lit in gusts of wind. It is also impossible to distribute the charcoal evenly until it's burnt out of the package and then the whole thing is hot, so I usually end up with about 2/3 useable grill space. It does grill well in the space you can use. I've done chicken, artichokes, salmon in foil and corn on it and all have turned out well.Best Deals for EZ Grill 2531 Portable Disposable Instant Barbeque, Regular Size
The portable grill is JUST AWESOME. We had a picnic the day we received the grill. It CANNOT be any easier. Open, put on the stand and light with fire.The fire stayed hot for over 2 hours, while we grilled burgers, sausage, hot dogs and fresh corn. In fact, we had to put water on the fire to extinguish. HIGHLY RECOMMEND for no-fuss small cookouts.
I am buying a supply of these gems to keep in the car, because you never know when you want to pull over and grill!
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This past summer I was having trouble with my grill and while at the store to get matches, picked this up. Best thing I could have done. It didn't require anything other than to be lit and made good burgers as if they were made on a big conventional grill. I plan on buying the pack of four to use when I start missing bbq in the winter months.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for EZ Grill 2531 Portable Disposable Instant Barbeque, Regular Size
I love to go camping with friends and our horses, but lugging all the BBQ stuff along is a major pain. On a trip I brought EZ Grills to share and it all worked great, super-easy cleanup, and voila, the only messy part of the meal was the chocolate cake! Kudos to EZ Grill for making life a little easier.Monday, November 24, 2014
BODUM Fyrkat Metal Grill/Barbeque Cleaning Brush Reviews
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List Price: $27.00
Sale Price: $24.95
Today's Bonus: 8% Off

I really like this brush, so much that I have 2 of them for my high-end Jennair Grill. They work very good on the stainless grates.
I live in Florida and grill A LOT!
I can not say any negatives about the brush, but what I can say is that I really want to buy new heads for them...
Bodum sells them, but they want $26 for 3 heads (including shipping) from their site.
The problem with this is that I was able to pick up my complete brushes for less than 1/2 that price including shipping...
As a result, I keep buying new brushes when they are on sale instead of fighting with a dirty brush just to replace the head...
AMAZON: Please start carrying the replacement heads!After using this brush twice since receiving it, the bristles separated from the head, causing me to return the item. Complete rubbish. Buy the Weber brush and replace it every season.
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I really like this brush, so much that I have 2 of them for my high-end Jennair Grill. They work very good on the stainless grates.
I live in Florida and grill A LOT!
I can not say any negatives about the brush, but what I can say is that I really want to buy new heads for them...
Bodum sells them, but they want $26 for 3 heads (including shipping) from their site.
The problem with this is that I was able to pick up my complete brushes for less than 1/2 that price including shipping...
As a result, I keep buying new brushes when they are on sale instead of fighting with a dirty brush just to replace the head...
AMAZON: Please start carrying the replacement heads!After using this brush twice since receiving it, the bristles separated from the head, causing me to return the item. Complete rubbish. Buy the Weber brush and replace it every season.
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Discount Char-Broil Hickory Wood Chunks
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List Price: $22.99
Sale Price: $20.69
Today's Bonus: 10% Off

I frequently use these Hickory chunks in my Char-Broil smoker to add flavor to my meats. I think the flavor is great and natural, and couldn't be happier with the results. One small handful of chunks will smoke for about twenty minutes or longer. I would recommend this to add flavor to any meat smoker's meal.
Will be contacting Amazon about this.
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I frequently use these Hickory chunks in my Char-Broil smoker to add flavor to my meats. I think the flavor is great and natural, and couldn't be happier with the results. One small handful of chunks will smoke for about twenty minutes or longer. I would recommend this to add flavor to any meat smoker's meal.
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Good and smoky, super poky, slap your meat on the grill and make love all day and all night longBest Deals for Char-Broil Hickory Wood Chunks
Bought these to take camping up the mountains and use to add flavor to dinner meats and instead of smelling like hickory the chunks smelled like they were pine. Everyone there was disappointed as well.Will be contacting Amazon about this.
Sunday, September 7, 2014
Reviews of Glo Brite Wide Cotton Lamp Wicks
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List Price: $11.99
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The wicks were quickly shipped and at a good price. Caution for first time buyers of lantern products: Be sure you check for the proper wick width of your specific lantern! You can't cram a 1" wick in a 1/2" wick guide!
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The wicks were quickly shipped and at a good price. Caution for first time buyers of lantern products: Be sure you check for the proper wick width of your specific lantern! You can't cram a 1" wick in a 1/2" wick guide!
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The product arrived quickly and was as described in the ad submitted by the seller. Unfortunately the wicks didn't really fir my lanterns and were very difficult to install. I view this as my issue. Perhaps the product description could be updated to beter describe the wick thickness. Widith was fine but they were a bit thick for my lanterns. That said, I would still recommend this seller's product for the right lanterns.Best Deals for Glo Brite Wide Cotton Lamp Wicks
They are lamp wicks, they work just fine, no complaints! Not always easy to find, so a good purchase all in all.Honest reviews on Glo Brite Wide Cotton Lamp Wicks
Well, I expected to receive the coil-like wicks (the kind for the classic Tiki lanterns, only thinner and shorter). However, these are the flat, cloth-like kind that you typically see in an oil latern. Even still, they worked for my outdoor lanterns and seem to be of good quality.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Glo Brite Wide Cotton Lamp Wicks
Well, I expected to receive the coil-like wicks (the kind for the classic Tiki lanterns, only thinner and shorter). However, these are the flat, cloth-like kind that you typically see in an oil latern. Even still, they worked for my outdoor lanterns and seem to be of good quality.Thursday, July 24, 2014
Buy Coleman Roadtrip Table Top Grill
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List Price: $169.99
Sale Price: $141.01
Today's Bonus: 17% Off

Bought this grill because we needed something for camping (not backpacking.) We love it and have used it many times for camping, tailgating etc. Heats up fast and efficiently, the starter works everytime. Only complaints are 1) the grill grate is really heavy (for a grill grate) which makes the grill heavy, 2) the heating element is not removable so cleaning can sometimes take some patience if something drips more than expected.I have had this grill for 4 years and will have it many more. This is a great little grill with a small foot print for stowing in the 5th wheel yet a fairly large grilling area. The grill, heats up fast, holds a flame in heavy wind and the heavy duty cast iron grill grate holds the heat. It is deep enough to do chickens, and large roasts without the cover hitting when closed. It cleans up easily and is built tough. In the 4 years prior to this I had bought 3 grills none built or cooked like this one. I looked at a weber Q as well. Our camping friends bought the Q I bought the road trip table top. When we camp together his stays in the basement. Do not get this mixed up with the Road Trip XLE as I had one of them part of a season small issues it takes up more room but has 2 burners and more cooking space than we needed. It would not hold a flame in wind, the BIGEST PROBLEM IS IT NEARLY BURNED THE CAMPER UP IT IS A FIRE HAZARD (do a little research) Coleman did replace it for a new one and I sold it in the box. P.S. my table top is the older one and does not have the temp. Gauge in it. I did not but it on amazon as I was not a member then.
List Price: $169.99
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Bought this grill because we needed something for camping (not backpacking.) We love it and have used it many times for camping, tailgating etc. Heats up fast and efficiently, the starter works everytime. Only complaints are 1) the grill grate is really heavy (for a grill grate) which makes the grill heavy, 2) the heating element is not removable so cleaning can sometimes take some patience if something drips more than expected.I have had this grill for 4 years and will have it many more. This is a great little grill with a small foot print for stowing in the 5th wheel yet a fairly large grilling area. The grill, heats up fast, holds a flame in heavy wind and the heavy duty cast iron grill grate holds the heat. It is deep enough to do chickens, and large roasts without the cover hitting when closed. It cleans up easily and is built tough. In the 4 years prior to this I had bought 3 grills none built or cooked like this one. I looked at a weber Q as well. Our camping friends bought the Q I bought the road trip table top. When we camp together his stays in the basement. Do not get this mixed up with the Road Trip XLE as I had one of them part of a season small issues it takes up more room but has 2 burners and more cooking space than we needed. It would not hold a flame in wind, the BIGEST PROBLEM IS IT NEARLY BURNED THE CAMPER UP IT IS A FIRE HAZARD (do a little research) Coleman did replace it for a new one and I sold it in the box. P.S. my table top is the older one and does not have the temp. Gauge in it. I did not but it on amazon as I was not a member then.
Friday, July 4, 2014
Discount Char-Broil Live Fire Heavy Duty Meat Hook
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Overall I'm very happy with this product. Nothing really stands out about it, but I also have no serious complaints about the construction. If anything, I can see a leather cord being more versatile to hang the tool from, versus the rather bulky hanging hook. The rivets securing both hooks to the handle seem secure, and there is no wiggle at the junctions. Made in China.
I bought this based on the price, so my overall impression is, "great product for six bucks!" Sadly, the cost has more than doubled from when I ordered this on 4/25/12 (with Prime shipping) for $6.57. I can't say I would purchase this at the current price point.
List Price: $16.99
Sale Price: $9.97
Today's Bonus: 41% Off
Overall I'm very happy with this product. Nothing really stands out about it, but I also have no serious complaints about the construction. If anything, I can see a leather cord being more versatile to hang the tool from, versus the rather bulky hanging hook. The rivets securing both hooks to the handle seem secure, and there is no wiggle at the junctions. Made in China.
I bought this based on the price, so my overall impression is, "great product for six bucks!" Sadly, the cost has more than doubled from when I ordered this on 4/25/12 (with Prime shipping) for $6.57. I can't say I would purchase this at the current price point.
Sunday, June 15, 2014
Review of Smokin Tex Smoker Cart For 1100 1300 And 1400 Pro Series Smokers
The cart is an important addition to the Smokin Tex Smoker. It is great for storage and it brings the smoker up to the proper level, but the side stand is a pain to use.I bought this Smoker Cart for my 1400 Smokin Tex smoker. The smoker fits perfect on the cart and is the exact height for working off of. Very easy assembly with only a few hand tools. It is made of stainless steel so it will never rust and is very easy to keep clean. Would highly recommend this cart for any outdoorsman.
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Review of Fiesta 24025 Propane Grill, 240 Square Inch
This grill is exactly what I was looking for when our 15 year old small gas grill died. That one was a hand-me-down from the neighbors when they upgraded to a shiny new stainless grill. It was a Kenmore with aluminum housing (base and lid). It was virtually indestructible but after two burner replacements and burning through a ceramic coated grill, it was time to get a new one. The thing is I liked the small size and the fact that I could be up and grilling in minutes. For a quick lunch of burgers and hot dogs for the five of us, you can't beat this setup. We have massive big grill too, but that rarely gets used unless we have a crowd over. This grill is an almost perfect replacement of the old one.
Assembly was easy (if one follows the directions) and actually fun for the kids since they got to help put it all together. We ran into one small issue when one of the threaded studs snapped off the logo casting. This logo is cast from some kind of cheap pot metal like the old toy cars used to be (I guess it's some kind of zinc alloy) and the stud just snapped off even though I was careful not to torque the nut too much. As it turns out one screw is enough to hold it on but I wonder how long that will last. Overall not a big deal, just a small annoyance.
I put ceramic briquettes over/around the burner cover. This is another advantage of the aluminum cast base. It is made really deep so that there is room for the briquettes under the grill. Other cheap grills I've looked at do not have enough room. Plus the base and lid on those are usually made out of stamped steel and rust away in a couple of seasons. This one should be around for a long time.
The controls are simple and so far work just fine. The piezoelectric ignition also functions well. One gripe I have about the lid design is that they put some pretty big vent holes in the rear for some reason. I would prefer the grill lid without those holes. There are generous enough gaps around for venting and the idea about grilling is to keep the heat in, not let it out. I covered up those holes because I'd hate to use up my propane bottle to heat the universe at large. I just want to heat the inside of the grill.
The other minor point is that the old one had a thermometer. Even for an inexpensive unit like this it would be nice to have a built in thermometer in the lid. Not really a strike against the grill because the picture clearly shows there is no gauge on the lid and it's not listed as a feature, so I knew what I was getting, it's just a "would be nice" item. Then again, I haven't really missed the thermometer since I started using this grill. I just go by feel and experience with the control settings.
Overall I'm glad to have purchased this grill and already cooked some killer burgers on it. :-)
TLDR:
Pros: Great value for the money
Small but capable grill
Aluminum base and lid will last a long time
Has space for ceramic briquettes
Cons:
Cast logo is flimsy and may break during install
Lid has large vent holes in the back for some reason (cover them up and it's good to go)
So, if you're me, you just buy the cheap one because they all apparently break and rust and sneak in your house and kill you in your sleep.
This one is fine. I can easily turn the bottle on and off. There are 8 places to hang utensils. It lights reliably. There is fire. It doesn't heat incredibly evenly. I've successfully made meats from various animals upon it. I'm satisfied. My usually very-angry-while-assembling-anything partner put it together with minimal ruckus, so assembly was reasonable. It isn't fancy, so if having some sort of palatial yuppified deck is important to you, you clicked on the wrong page. You can actually move this one without the assistance of Chip from the club.
I'm happy with it. It is a grill that grills. No rust thus far, in use since May 2013, now July 2013.
Assembly was easy (if one follows the directions) and actually fun for the kids since they got to help put it all together. We ran into one small issue when one of the threaded studs snapped off the logo casting. This logo is cast from some kind of cheap pot metal like the old toy cars used to be (I guess it's some kind of zinc alloy) and the stud just snapped off even though I was careful not to torque the nut too much. As it turns out one screw is enough to hold it on but I wonder how long that will last. Overall not a big deal, just a small annoyance.
I put ceramic briquettes over/around the burner cover. This is another advantage of the aluminum cast base. It is made really deep so that there is room for the briquettes under the grill. Other cheap grills I've looked at do not have enough room. Plus the base and lid on those are usually made out of stamped steel and rust away in a couple of seasons. This one should be around for a long time.
The controls are simple and so far work just fine. The piezoelectric ignition also functions well. One gripe I have about the lid design is that they put some pretty big vent holes in the rear for some reason. I would prefer the grill lid without those holes. There are generous enough gaps around for venting and the idea about grilling is to keep the heat in, not let it out. I covered up those holes because I'd hate to use up my propane bottle to heat the universe at large. I just want to heat the inside of the grill.
The other minor point is that the old one had a thermometer. Even for an inexpensive unit like this it would be nice to have a built in thermometer in the lid. Not really a strike against the grill because the picture clearly shows there is no gauge on the lid and it's not listed as a feature, so I knew what I was getting, it's just a "would be nice" item. Then again, I haven't really missed the thermometer since I started using this grill. I just go by feel and experience with the control settings.
Overall I'm glad to have purchased this grill and already cooked some killer burgers on it. :-)
TLDR:
Pros: Great value for the money
Small but capable grill
Aluminum base and lid will last a long time
Has space for ceramic briquettes
Cons:
Cast logo is flimsy and may break during install
Lid has large vent holes in the back for some reason (cover them up and it's good to go)
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This is my second fiesta grill and I just got rid of the one I had before, it was 17 years old. It was still working, I was just embarrased to have it on the deck as I did not cover it in winter so it looked a little ugly. I love my second fiesta even more, and i bought a cover this time. It is easy to assemble, heats up quickly and gets very hot, not like some webers I have had. It really is a steal for the price.Best Deals for Fiesta 24025 Propane Grill, 240 Square Inch
Built well. The cast aluminum housing is great. Just the right size for 2 to 3 people. Easy to assemble.Honest reviews on Fiesta 24025 Propane Grill, 240 Square Inch
Shopping for a grill is a real pain. You go to the big box stores and hardware stores and there are a bazillion models from 100 1500 dollars and they have 1 burner and 8 burners and side burners and smokers and spinners and rims and umbrellas and stone and chrome and a sidecar and a giraffe and you get confused and so you write down a few models and you go home and you look them up and the reviews say that every single one of them from 100 dollars to 1,000,000 dollars all suck.So, if you're me, you just buy the cheap one because they all apparently break and rust and sneak in your house and kill you in your sleep.
This one is fine. I can easily turn the bottle on and off. There are 8 places to hang utensils. It lights reliably. There is fire. It doesn't heat incredibly evenly. I've successfully made meats from various animals upon it. I'm satisfied. My usually very-angry-while-assembling-anything partner put it together with minimal ruckus, so assembly was reasonable. It isn't fancy, so if having some sort of palatial yuppified deck is important to you, you clicked on the wrong page. You can actually move this one without the assistance of Chip from the club.
I'm happy with it. It is a grill that grills. No rust thus far, in use since May 2013, now July 2013.
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Do not ever buy this grill. It only heats on one side, and that's if you can get it started. The hose assembly that came with the grill "sometimes" carries the gas to the grill, and the ignitor usually takes 20-30 pushes to ignite the gas... Pay more money and get something good.Thursday, May 8, 2014
Magma Del Mar Grill LP Gas Reviews
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List Price: $740.95
Sale Price: $471.25
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We bought this grill the natural gas version to go on our tiny balcony and had a plumber extend the natural gas line.
Pros: compact size, attractive stainless steel, heats up fast, cooks quickly on low heat
Cons: lots of flare-ups; use low settings, ignitor only worked a few times, lid difficult to open; I have to put my foot on the base to steady the grill when opening
The portable Webers were not available when we purchased; if I were looking now, I'd probably go for the Weber.
After owning it for six months I would have to say it's a poor design, by far the most difficult BBQ to keep clean that I've ever owned. Some of this is tolerable and can be lived with, but the Magma customer service was very rude and their policies not at all customer friendly. I will never buy another Magma product and would recommend the same for other BBQ buyers.
I was debating whether or not to have the grill repaired, until the repair guy confirmed that even if I did, a few years from now I'd be in the same situation. If it was a great grill, I might spend the money, but it's not like it worked that well even when it was new. As others experienced, I had lots of problems getting it to ignite, and when I did get it going I had to keep an eye on it for the first couple of minutes because any puff of breeze would blow the flame out. The only temperature I could cook anything on was the absolute lowest setting, as food would be incinerated at a higher setting.
I had problems when cooking with the silver dome under the cooking grid. With the dome off one does not get the intensity of the heat when one cooks directly over the burner.One can not cook two steaks on high easily at once.Only one steak can be cooked accurately at a time as the flame doesn't reach the outer edge consistently without numerous turns.If your steaks aren't thick one would have well done interiors by the time they finish cooking...Cooking one hamburger at a time fared much better.
Greases catches in a number of holes at the base just under the burner however it is somewhat difficult to clean.
Removing even something as simple as the cooking grid for cleaning and under grid access is highly awkward.One is going to get mighty greasy black hands just trying to get the grid unlatched before attempting removing & cleaning
Like the previous poster I too had self igniting problems.That said some of that may be due to the design of the grill which demands perfect alignment each and every time of interior parts where ignition occurs.
There is a posted message to wait 5 minutes when it fails to light
And fail it does frequently.
Who wants to wait 5 minuted every time it doesn't light and hope for the best the next time?
The Del Mar grill folks would be wise to address cleaning ease,self lighting consistency and cooking consistency across the entire cooking surface.
This grill could be one of the best small grills if they could get slightly better engineers/ designers to fix some of the design flaws.Right now they rest their laurels on appearance and the nifty hide gas away tank my favorite aspect of the grill.
The company could also use friendlier agents with company reps that stand 100% behind their product.After less then two months of ownership and a handful of attempts at cooking( I travel for work) they suggested that I send the grill back at my expense to and from and see if it is defective.Right now I am trying to get my money back from the dealer if at all possible and find something more reliable from the get go.
Final Summary
High style stainless grill with great exterior design looks,genius hidden tank location with disappointing execution in cooking ,cleaning and factory assistance and a lack of a 100% brand assurance/satisfaction during warranty period.........
This grill gets VERY hot and I had to learn to turn down the heat after preheating. I love that it uses the small propane tanks. Although I was originally wary of this design, in a high-rise I do not want to be carrying a heavy propane tank through the lobby and up the elevator to my unit. I get my tanks at The Home Depot in a three pack and they are incredibly reasonable in price.
I read where some people have had problems with the igniter. I have had no such problems. When starting it up after a period of non-use, I may have to click the switch a second time to get it to light, but light it does. You do have to complete some maintenance to keep it operating like new, but I tend to clean things as necessary and mine operates perfectly. Once in a while, rotate the grate to release it, lift out the dome diffusers and vacuum. This keeps the air holes clear, prevents flame out and clears any build-up near the igniter. The articulating lid does hang up on occasion, but I have found that lifting up on the handle rather than pushing back makes opening easier.
I am on my fifth year with the unit and upon this last vacuuming I did notice a crack in the interior liner. Although disappointed, what can I expect after five years and the fact that at the burner your getting near 1000 degrees? I went on line and found the replacement part for $45 bucks. I just ordered it and will install it as soon as it arrives. In the mean time it is still working perfectly. Remember; drop the temp after preheating and vacuum out the ash build-up occasionally. I love the look, small footprint and quality. PS: My Weber only lasted one year.
List Price: $740.95
Sale Price: $471.25
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We bought this grill the natural gas version to go on our tiny balcony and had a plumber extend the natural gas line.
Pros: compact size, attractive stainless steel, heats up fast, cooks quickly on low heat
Cons: lots of flare-ups; use low settings, ignitor only worked a few times, lid difficult to open; I have to put my foot on the base to steady the grill when opening
The portable Webers were not available when we purchased; if I were looking now, I'd probably go for the Weber.
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I purchased this grill due to my tight balcony space and salt air environment. The ignitor went bad after about 10 uses. When I got the new ignitor, I found they had sent the wrong one. By this time, I also found the plastic adjustment knob had cracked as well.After owning it for six months I would have to say it's a poor design, by far the most difficult BBQ to keep clean that I've ever owned. Some of this is tolerable and can be lived with, but the Magma customer service was very rude and their policies not at all customer friendly. I will never buy another Magma product and would recommend the same for other BBQ buyers.
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I bought the natural gas version of this grill four years ago. The insides have now completely rusted out, to the point that (assuming I actually wanted to) I would have to pay $300 to have the thing repaired. The rust is not due to neglect or overuse (it's been used an average of twice a week, and it's been protected from the elements by the nylon cover that Magma makes for it). The repair guy at the store I bought it from told me that it's due to the high heat that the grill produces. The metal has actually started to decompose, flaking away from the burner, the radiant plate and the fire pan. There is an almost perfect circle rusted out of the fire pan, and a similar pattern of damage to the radiant plate. The burner is frozen into place, and cannot be unscrewed as the owner's manual describes (the repair guy said he'd have to drill it out to remove it).I was debating whether or not to have the grill repaired, until the repair guy confirmed that even if I did, a few years from now I'd be in the same situation. If it was a great grill, I might spend the money, but it's not like it worked that well even when it was new. As others experienced, I had lots of problems getting it to ignite, and when I did get it going I had to keep an eye on it for the first couple of minutes because any puff of breeze would blow the flame out. The only temperature I could cook anything on was the absolute lowest setting, as food would be incinerated at a higher setting.
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This Del Mar stainless steel grill is highly attractive and had it been designed a little better for use and function this grill could have been a big winner IMO.I had problems when cooking with the silver dome under the cooking grid. With the dome off one does not get the intensity of the heat when one cooks directly over the burner.One can not cook two steaks on high easily at once.Only one steak can be cooked accurately at a time as the flame doesn't reach the outer edge consistently without numerous turns.If your steaks aren't thick one would have well done interiors by the time they finish cooking...Cooking one hamburger at a time fared much better.
Greases catches in a number of holes at the base just under the burner however it is somewhat difficult to clean.
Removing even something as simple as the cooking grid for cleaning and under grid access is highly awkward.One is going to get mighty greasy black hands just trying to get the grid unlatched before attempting removing & cleaning
Like the previous poster I too had self igniting problems.That said some of that may be due to the design of the grill which demands perfect alignment each and every time of interior parts where ignition occurs.
There is a posted message to wait 5 minutes when it fails to light
And fail it does frequently.
Who wants to wait 5 minuted every time it doesn't light and hope for the best the next time?
The Del Mar grill folks would be wise to address cleaning ease,self lighting consistency and cooking consistency across the entire cooking surface.
This grill could be one of the best small grills if they could get slightly better engineers/ designers to fix some of the design flaws.Right now they rest their laurels on appearance and the nifty hide gas away tank my favorite aspect of the grill.
The company could also use friendlier agents with company reps that stand 100% behind their product.After less then two months of ownership and a handful of attempts at cooking( I travel for work) they suggested that I send the grill back at my expense to and from and see if it is defective.Right now I am trying to get my money back from the dealer if at all possible and find something more reliable from the get go.
Final Summary
High style stainless grill with great exterior design looks,genius hidden tank location with disappointing execution in cooking ,cleaning and factory assistance and a lack of a 100% brand assurance/satisfaction during warranty period.........
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I bought this grill as I live in a high-rise in downtown San Diego and wanted something that could stand up to the full sun and salt air. The grill is made with a heavy grade stainless steel outer shell and an interior liner to contain the heat. This dual layer also prevents the outer stainless surface from darkening due to the heat.This grill gets VERY hot and I had to learn to turn down the heat after preheating. I love that it uses the small propane tanks. Although I was originally wary of this design, in a high-rise I do not want to be carrying a heavy propane tank through the lobby and up the elevator to my unit. I get my tanks at The Home Depot in a three pack and they are incredibly reasonable in price.
I read where some people have had problems with the igniter. I have had no such problems. When starting it up after a period of non-use, I may have to click the switch a second time to get it to light, but light it does. You do have to complete some maintenance to keep it operating like new, but I tend to clean things as necessary and mine operates perfectly. Once in a while, rotate the grate to release it, lift out the dome diffusers and vacuum. This keeps the air holes clear, prevents flame out and clears any build-up near the igniter. The articulating lid does hang up on occasion, but I have found that lifting up on the handle rather than pushing back makes opening easier.
I am on my fifth year with the unit and upon this last vacuuming I did notice a crack in the interior liner. Although disappointed, what can I expect after five years and the fact that at the burner your getting near 1000 degrees? I went on line and found the replacement part for $45 bucks. I just ordered it and will install it as soon as it arrives. In the mean time it is still working perfectly. Remember; drop the temp after preheating and vacuum out the ash build-up occasionally. I love the look, small footprint and quality. PS: My Weber only lasted one year.
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Review of Classic Accessories Veranda Island BBQ Grill Top Cover
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List Price: $39.00
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I have a BBQ Galore Turbo 4 burner in island gas grill. Not only does this thing fit great, it also is ingenious design negates the need to try to find it after a wind storm. It stays on the grill. Straps from the cover connect to the grills top handle and the vents on the side of the cover lets the wind through without picking it up like a balloon.
I wasn't sure about the color at first but it actually fits in pretty well.
I'm surprised at the high quality, most covers are thin and seems like they won't last long in the sun.
I have the feeling this cover will hold up very well long term which is well worth the extra few dollars.
Seems like the cover would fit a grill that was a little larger but the fit is still very secure.
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I have a BBQ Galore Turbo 4 burner in island gas grill. Not only does this thing fit great, it also is ingenious design negates the need to try to find it after a wind storm. It stays on the grill. Straps from the cover connect to the grills top handle and the vents on the side of the cover lets the wind through without picking it up like a balloon.
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We have a 36" jenn air BBQ from lowes and this fits like it was made for it.I wasn't sure about the color at first but it actually fits in pretty well.
I'm surprised at the high quality, most covers are thin and seems like they won't last long in the sun.
I have the feeling this cover will hold up very well long term which is well worth the extra few dollars.
Seems like the cover would fit a grill that was a little larger but the fit is still very secure.
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Very good quality and the Small size is a perfect fit for our BBQ Galores Turbo 4B grill. Happy with the product.Honest reviews on Classic Accessories Veranda Island BBQ Grill Top Cover
Even though this says it fits up to a 37" grill, I decided to try to see if the small size would fit my 38" Urban Islands grill from Costco (same as the Bull Brahma grill). It does! If I ordered the medium, it would have been way too big. I think this fits my 38" grill because it must not be as tall as other grills as there is still a fair amount of room in height. The only disappointing feature was that it did not have toggles in order to tighten, but the back is sinched so that it stays on the grill well (it also has two buckle straps to fasten onto the grill handle). Overall, the price is great and it is made of a great material. It is two-toned with the top being a light tan and the bottom that sits in front of the grill control panel in a darker tan.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Classic Accessories Veranda Island BBQ Grill Top Cover
I'm very pleased with this purchase of the Classic Accessories Veranda Island Grill Top Cover, size small. Previously we used a "PCS" black grill cover that was specifically designed to fit our grill but I didn't like how the elastic bunched up at the bottom yet still left the controls exposed. Our island grill is exactly between the product measurements of the small and medium covers so I didn't know what to pick. However, I read several reviews (thank you reviewers) and decided to take a chance on ordering the size "small." (Our PCS grill btw measures 39" long x 27" deep (front to back) and is 15 1/2" tall.) It turned out to be a great choice and it fits snugly but is totally workable. Based on how the "small" fit our grill it' clear to me that the "medium" size would have been entirely too loose for my taste. The two features I like the best are: the longer front flap fully covers and protects the knobs and 2) the two padded handles on the sides make it easier to take it off or adjust it putting it back on.
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