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Welcome to the "Sound Off Section" for GAS GRILLS. Here you get to be the judge and jury! Let other barbecue enthusiasts know how you judge and rate the gas grill you are using. Please be sure to give readers the make and model of the gas grill. Identify it as propane or natural gas and some general comments (keep it clean!) and your overall impression of the grill. If you had to make certain changes or modifications to make it perform to your standards, that might also be helpful. Also, be sure to let us know if you would buy another one. Someday, we'll all get on the same page ... hopefully! |
On Wed Sep 01 21:21:22 CDT 1999, someone using digital-00-60.hou.neosoft.com wrote:
Example: I have a 3-year-old xyz gas grill. The biggest problem I have is in keeping the grids clean and free from sticking. I have even had the ceramic portion flake off from the grids. I am extremely unhappy with this grill and would NOT purchase another! Next time I'm going to be looking at a charcoal grill. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to vent! Sam Jones at info@nottingham.com
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On Mon Feb 28 12:56:42 CST 2000, someone using uxracfw1.casecorp.com wrote:
I bought a MHP gas grill about a year ago and love it. Once I learned to turn it down and not always cook on high heat like I did with cheaper units. Very little flare up. Had to make my own adaptaer to add roterarey.
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On Tue Apr 11 20:13:08 CDT 2000, someone using p116.sas8.dialup.san1.flash.net wrote:
I have a Charmglo "5 Star" Propane gas grill which was a gift in 1989. It has a number of weak points: 1. Burners rust/burn out at an incredible rate. I finally replaced them with an aftermarket cast iron burner which has lasted about seven or eight years. 2. The heat cannot be turned up enough to brown steaks and hamburgers for those of us that like our steaks really rare but charred on the outside. True with both origonal and replacement burners. 3. Uneven heating (hot spots) occur with both the origonal and replacement burners. 4. The electric fire starter lasted for about three weeks. 5. I can do up to a 12 pound turkey on the spit if it is tied very tightly. We need to be able to roast turkeys of twice that size. 6. The glass front is useless as it smokes up so badly. The front should be solid, not glass. I have replaced it with a stainless steel plate. We would have replaced this grill long ago but have not been able to find one that would provide a really hot fire for steaks - THE MOST USED AND MOST DESIRABLE FEATURE. Norm Johnson at nfjohn@flash.net
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On Fri May 26 13:05:58 CDT 2000, someone using proxy1-external.olmpi1.wa.home.com wrote:
TWO YEAR AGO I BOUGHT A BBQ PRO GAS GRILL FROM KMART, TRIED TO REPLACE BURNER THIS YEAR, KMART IS NO LONGER CARING THE HORSESHOE SHAPED BURNER AND I HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO LOCATE ONE LOCALLY! HOPE SOMEONE OUT THERE CAN HELP--USMAMAFOX@HOTMAIL.COM
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On Fri Jun 23 14:09:48 CDT 2000, someone using st-ras-191-78.UCHSC.EDU wrote:
help - I am looking for a Charm glo grill fully assembled. So far the only charm glo products i have found require me to order all the parts and assemble it myself. anyone know where I could order one entire double sided charm glo grille?
On Fri Jun 23 14:10:09 CDT 2000, someone using st-ras-191-78.UCHSC.EDU wrote:
help - I am looking for a Charm glo grill fully assembled. So far the only charm glo products i have found require me to order all the parts and assemble it myself. anyone know where I could order one entire double sided charm glo grille?
On Sat Jul 01 20:40:54 CDT 2000, someone using 1Cust152.tnt2.albany.ny.da.uu.net wrote:
Having trouble with flare ups, and ruined BBQ's? Tired of rusting cooking surfaces even the so called porcillanized grinn? Get a HOLLAND GAS GRILL, They work graet!
On Mon Jul 03 00:17:59 CDT 2000, someone using a24b31n86client206.hawaii.rr.com wrote:
I've had my MHP, model WNK gas grill for 7 years without ANY problems. Check them out. Mine has annodized alluminum grates and have no paint or enamel to flake off. It cost about $500.00, but I think it was well worth it. One recommendation though...keep those venturies clean. I almost blew up my backyard when a spider nested in one of my ventury pipes. Thank goodness my wife noticed the flames shooting out of one of the handles.
On Mon Jul 03 22:47:40 CDT 2000, someone using mke0809.excel.net wrote:
On Tue Jul 04 14:33:43 CDT 2000, someone using ppp44-17.nais.com wrote:
I have a Thermos gas grill now for about six years. the only problem are the tin drip pans above the burners, they rot out. for all of you gas cookers out there, turn off yor gas at the tank first when your done cooking to get all of the propane out of the lines, spiders like the sweetness of the gas, that is way they build their webs there. good luck and happy grilling.
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On Sun Jul 23 14:25:24 CDT 2000, someone using spider-tf054.proxy.aol.com wrote:
I purchased a Charmglo gas grill in '86, connected to the house and now need parts for it and would like a new rottisse part but can't find them in the southeast SC can someone help. I have Model cc-1 Let me know if you can MOMWEBB@aol.com
On Mon Jul 24 16:54:29 CDT 2000, someone using 1Cust165.tnt2.kennewick.wa.da.uu.net wrote:
Whom ever has said wood BBQ is the only way to do Q is blowing pine smoke,we brought a Masterbuilt Gas BBQ (stainless) for portability and ended up using it as a backup unit for a state fair championship cookoff and guess what..it beat our wood unit and we placed 1st in the Rib and Roast division. We used the water pan and set the temp to approx 240 degrees,used 5 cups of moist hickory chips for the first hour and cooked the ribs a total of 6 hours. I'll put this Gas Masterbuilt unit against any method out there and beat them! I'm now totally convinced gas is better then wood or charcoal in all applications but mostly in control and convienence! Drop me a email with comments to: Netrat_@excite.com
On Wed Aug 02 18:44:58 CDT 2000, someone using DIALUP35.TNKNO2.USIT.NET wrote:
On Sat Aug 05 20:15:57 CDT 2000, someone using user-2ivelae.dialup.mindspring.com wrote:
Just purchased a Holland Grill and am returning it. FYI -- this is not a grill, it's an outdoor oven. Nonetheless I will purchase another grill at around $450 or less. Any suggestions?
On Sun Aug 20 19:39:52 CDT 2000, someone using proxy1-external.srst1.fl.home.com wrote:
Doesn't anyone have a Weber Gas Grill? Is one allowed to say "weber"?
On Sun Aug 20 19:40:29 CDT 2000, someone using proxy1-external.srst1.fl.home.com wrote:
Doesn't anyone have a Weber Gas Grill? Is one allowed to say "weber"?
On Fri Aug 25 21:10:51 CDT 2000, someone using 242668hfc135.tampabay.rr.com wrote:
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On Wed Sep 13 09:49:30 CDT 2000, someone using 204.29.113.2 wrote:
Pro-Chef grills cost more than others, but burn out just like the cheap ones.
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On Tue Dec 05 11:42:57 CST 2000, someone using max01-fs-31.fs.anc.net wrote:
I was a dedicated charcoal griller for many years because I could soak some pecan wood and get a great flavor. I purchased a HOLLAND GRILL 4 years ago with a side burner. I quickly became a convert!! Now I take pecan hulls that have been soaked and place in the drip pan off to one side and get the same great flavor I got when using a charcoal grill. While the Holland Grill cost a little more than I had intended to spend on a grill, I now think the investment was a wise one. My wife has learned how to use it and now grills out more than she cooks in the kitchen!! Bill P. wmp@arkansas.net
On Mon Dec 18 21:36:09 CST 2000, someone using A010-0423.LSVG.splitrock.net wrote:
I had a three-burner Thermos gas grill model no. 13630, and it was the best grill I ever had. I had to sell it and now I can't find another one like it. Are they still available to the public. USSUNITEDSTATES@Netscape.Net
On Mon Dec 18 21:36:43 CST 2000, someone using A010-0423.LSVG.splitrock.net wrote:
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On Tue Jan 30 20:50:51 CST 2001, someone using GLNAS6H92.greenville.greenlynk.net wrote:
Have about a 10 year old natural gas Charmglo grill (model z0905-3). This was a excellent grill until about 6 months ago....We needed new heat deflectors, because the old ones had rusted out and we were experiencing alot of flame ups. We called Southeast Alabama Natural Gas to order new parts and were told that we could no longer get the deflectors and they replaced them with a grate and lava rocks ( which of course took about 3 months)....well tonight is about the 3rd time that I have ruined some great steak!!!! They are burnt to a crisp....I am so disapointed with this grill that I'm tempted to grap it HOT and all and throw it the road side. This grill is suppose to have HIGH MED and LOW settings, but that's a LIE!!!! You only have HIGH!!!! You turn the grill off after the preheat and these lava rocks stay on FIRE (FLAMES) you throw your steaks on the off side 3 minutes after you have turn the grill off and the steaks catch on fire, because of these rocks..... any suggestions???? If anyone knows how to get some heat deflectors please write it down on this site.....signed BURNED OUT IN ALABAMA!!!!!
On Sun Feb 04 14:04:51 CST 2001, someone using 209-130-172-166.nas1.NWR.gblx.net wrote:
On Sun Feb 04 14:06:29 CST 2001, someone using 209-130-172-166.nas1.NWR.gblx.net wrote:
Check out Bakers and Chefs at Sam's Club. Stainless steel and great temperature control. There is a site with many comments just search under "Bakers and Chefs".
On Wed Feb 07 20:54:15 CST 2001, someone using spider-wm034.proxy.aol.com wrote:
I have a Thermos 3000 Millenium and the handle broke. Can anyone tell me where I can find a replacement handle. I have been unable to locate a website for parts. Thanks..DNoble1042@AOL.com
On Sun Feb 11 11:04:11 CST 2001, someone using 63.93.2.198 wrote:
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On Tue Feb 20 23:11:06 CST 2001, someone using ip-125-146.wayxcable.com wrote:
Just bought and used the Phoenix gas grill. Absolutely the best!!!!
On Tue Mar 06 20:08:35 CST 2001, someone using oak-hiper1a-35-99.dialup.slip.net wrote:
I have been using a Webber 1000 for about 5 years now, and am very happy with it. They eliminated the spider blocked gas lines by screening the openings. The 1000 is tall enough to cook a 20#+ turkey without touching the lid. I added a chamber thermometer to the one that came with it, and usually use 3 or 4 remote reading sensors when I do turkey. I usually do 10-15 turkeys a year and normally inject with a butter, honey, cinnamon and apple juice mixture. Keep temp around 275 deg., indirect, and loosly wrap some fruitwood chips in foil over the flames. Usually takes 3-4 hrs and can match or beat the best smoker. When it comes to ribs though, I'm afraid you can't beat smokin.
On Sat Mar 10 15:05:55 CST 2001, someone using adsl-dynamic8-144.cleveland.oh.ameritech.net wrote:
I just purchased a Kenmore elite ...(yes , Sears!) grill on sale for about $410.00 and have been totally impresssed with the control over the heat and how well it's built. I found out from the sales person ,(he showed me the reference in a Sears info book behind the counter) that this particular grill is manufactured by "Grand Hall" .. and is very similar to their $1250.00 model. It has cast burners x 4 with individual controls. check out their web site. Definately a kick-ass grill. I take care of my grills and this should last long enough to leave to the kids when I bite the dust.
On Sun Mar 11 10:39:30 CST 2001, someone using spider-mtc-th023.proxy.aol.com wrote:
MY MAIN PROBLEM WITH MY GASS GRILLE IS THAT EVEN ON THE LOWEST SETTING IF I DONT STAY RIGHT ON TOP OF IT MY FOOD WILL BURN IN A MATTER OF MINUTES.THIS IS ESPECIALLY AGGRAVATING IN THE REALLY HOT MONTHS OF SUMMER WHEN I WOULD RATHER BE IN THE A/C.IF YOU HAVE ANY TIPS I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR THEM!!
On Thu Mar 15 14:14:32 CST 2001, someone using 203.93.197.83 wrote:
MY MAIN PROBLEM WITH MY GASS GRILLE IS THAT EVEN ON THE LOWEST SETTING IF I DONT STAY RIGHT ON TOP OF IT MY FOOD WILL BURN IN A MATTER OF MINUTES.THIS IS ESPECIALLY AGGRAVATING IN THE REALLY HOT MONTHS OF SUMMER WHEN I WOULD RATHER BE IN THE A/C.IF YOU HAVE ANY TIPS I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR THEM!!
On Sun Mar 25 09:36:00 CST 2001, someone using spider-mtc-tb072.proxy.aol.com wrote:
I have been looking for a recipe that came with my Charmglo grill in the mid-eighties. It was a marinade for steak and used Chianti Wine as a base with various onions, parsley, etc. added.
On Sat Apr 07 02:13:33 CDT 2001, someone using webcacheM05b.cache.pol.co.uk wrote:
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On Wed Apr 11 20:49:35 CDT 2001, someone using pm673-45.dialip.mich.net wrote:
I have to post a very positive review for the Kenmore Elite gas grill. I paid about half the price of other grills I was looking at. It's well designed, very well built, looks and cooks great, and a steal at the $400-$450 close-out price Sears is offering on "last year's" model. As stated in the previous review above, it is made by Grand Hall. The flame is blue and the heat is even and predictable. Should last a very long time. Yes, it is from Sears...get over it. Three thumbs up!
On Thu Apr 19 10:05:01 CDT 2001, someone using 102-MALA-X31.libre.retevision.es wrote:
On Sat May 05 14:04:24 CDT 2001, someone using cblmdm205-162-221-159.buckeye-express.com wrote:
I have a natural gas charmglo grill, it is wonderful except if its the least bit windy out it always goes out. which stinks. any suggestions.
On Fri May 11 06:42:16 CDT 2001, someone using host132.64-31-27.bignet.net wrote:
I have a natural gas Charmglo new in box from what I can tell from the style of the manual and paperwork from the early 70's. It is built like all the new grills wish they were. Being it is a deck or patio mount, I am trying to find out any info on it I can before I install it,like replacement parts and so on. It isn't a large cooking area, but is tall and good for a second or stand by grill. I didnt get the model # off of it. The paperwork says it was built in Antioch, Ill. and have had no luck in that search any info I can get would be greatly appreciated. jstirnemann@renzur.com
On Sat May 12 13:50:42 CDT 2001, someone using thecollection-s-1-t1-gw.host.net wrote:
On Sun May 13 23:04:23 CDT 2001, someone using 1Cust118.tnt1.springfield2.ma.da.uu.net wrote:
Hello all. Years ago my dad made a wishing well out of bricks which is a bar-b-q grill. It was a while ago like 20 years and he used the pan from an old charcoal grill as the pan for this grill. I need a pan to hold the charcaol as he has used the last saved one he had. Anyone know where I can get one? or 2? Thanks for any help, PMartin35@msn.com P>S> this is the pan that hold the charcoal...
On Mon May 14 15:16:54 CDT 2001, someone using 63.170.227.207 wrote:
On Mon May 14 15:19:48 CDT 2001, someone using 63.170.227.207 wrote:
Greetings... I am looking for parts (burners, handles, knobs, grills) for Charm-Glo grill model CC1. Any help finding a web link or a phone number would be appreciated. Email responses to: truckertim@waveone.net
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On Fri Jun 01 23:02:19 CDT 2001, someone using ppp153.200dip.netdial.caribe.net wrote:
Stainless steel gas barbecues
On Sat Jun 02 19:52:16 CDT 2001, someone using spider-th084.proxy.aol.com wrote:
Have spent the last several years cooking with gas. Its not that I specifically like gas, especially with the effectiveness of charcoal will placed (love the smell while cooking!!!), but it was far less maintenance for me. Anyways, the best way to manage (notice I said manage here) cooking with gas is to determine where the hot spots are. Even if the grill leans a little to the left or right, you can bet that the gas and heat will flow that way to provide a hot spot. Determine whether you are direct or indirect grilling (they both have thier benefits here) and choose you zone by holding you hand over different parts of the grill while heating. If you can't hold you hand there for a few seconds, things are way to hot---this is the direct grilling zone. Things will cook fast, really fast. Also take advantage of those upper racks that are included. These just arent for looks. Just like your oven,higher the rack is placed, the more surrounding heat occurs here (remember, heat rises..). Most of all, have patience...this is what produces the best meals!!!
On Mon Jun 04 17:09:10 CDT 2001, someone using 209-122-225-34.s34.apx1.nyw.ny.dialup.rcn.com wrote:
On Mon Jun 04 17:10:39 CDT 2001, someone using 209-122-225-34.s34.apx1.nyw.ny.dialup.rcn.com wrote:
Has anyone used the Kenmore propane gad tank? After a few uses, the open/close valve becomes stuck and cannot be opened. Anyone had similar problems? Is is a design error? sgolden600@aol.com
On Tue Jun 05 11:45:06 CDT 2001, someone using dialup94.wk.net wrote:
On Thu Jun 07 16:07:28 CDT 2001, someone using spider-tn063.proxy.aol.com wrote:
Can anyone tell me where to purchase a drip pan for a gas grille? Thanks. mjdonmurf@cs.com
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On Tue Jul 03 21:15:23 CDT 2001, someone using 1Cust232.tnt3.oberlin.oh.da.uu.net wrote:
I have been using a Charmglo Gas Grill for approximately 25 years. It is still in perfect condition. I have mentioned several times to my husband, that it is one of the top purchases we have ever made for our home. I love the ability to control the flame. We have had no problem obtaining replacement parts. I really feel that I just couldn't do without it. It is still in excellent condition. I simply paint it every year with a heat resistent paint. I love it!
On Thu Jul 05 08:11:07 CDT 2001, someone using host.199-75-183-130.gsa.gov wrote:
On Sun Jul 15 22:25:01 CDT 2001, someone using calnet19-78.gtecablemodem.com wrote:
I just purchased a propane Kenmore grill and am very pleased with the results. It has four burners running front to back, a high profile porcelain lid, side burner, and a rotisserie burner as well. I cooked eight racks of ribs at once (on two rib-racks), and did not have any flare-up. I just kept the four independantly controlled burners on low, and it cooked them at about 225 degrees. It is from Sears, so I don't think I will have problems getting replacement parts. I just love it, and it even looks great.
On Wed Jul 18 15:02:04 CDT 2001, someone using cdm-66-31-204-tylr.cox-internet.com wrote:
On Sat Jul 21 20:33:07 CDT 2001, someone using ppp-64-216-218-243.dialup.stlsmo.swbell.net wrote:
On Sat Jul 21 20:35:01 CDT 2001, someone using ppp-64-216-218-243.dialup.stlsmo.swbell.net wrote:
Where can I purchase a Charmglo natural gas grill?
On Sat Jul 21 20:35:33 CDT 2001, someone using ppp-64-216-218-243.dialup.stlsmo.swbell.net wrote:
Where can I purchase a Charmglo natural gas grill? bartotto@swbell.net
On Mon Jul 30 00:59:35 CDT 2001, someone using cust-140-150.as02.sttl.eli.net wrote:
I bought a Ducane 5004. I am VERY pleased with the quality and the ease of use. The rotis burner is awesome. If you buy this year (2001) you get free lifetime warrantee on internal parts.
On Sat Sep 01 00:16:25 CDT 2001, someone using 0-1pool250-86.nas8.san-francisco1.ca.us.da.qwest.net wrote:
A message to everyone looking for Barbeques and/or Barbeque Accessories! If you truly want an excellent barbeque for a price that is absolutly the best price (or your money back) you should check out Barbeques Galore (www.BBQGalore.com)There are locations all over the United States and they are the absolute experts on everything that has to do with Barbeques. The location I love to go to is in North Houston (Champions, Texas)You can find them on FM 1960! My favorite gill without a doubt the origianl Aussie Grills! Check out the Bar B Chef, Complete Kitchen, Capt. n' Cook, and the Turbo Gas Grill. They even the exclusive Jenn - Air Stainless Steel gas Grill. It is the last grill you will ever have to buy and they have the warranties to back it up. Check them out if you need parts too. I went in there for parts and walked out with a new grill. They are right in my back yard!
On Thu Sep 06 08:53:50 CDT 2001, someone using 63.143.184.178 wrote:
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On Wed Sep 19 08:50:47 CDT 2001, someone using 209.248.132.75 wrote:
I have an old webber grill that the wooden handles have rotted. Is there anywere I can get replacement handles. I have changed every thing else on the grill. Please help save her she is 8 years old. 1pcooper@compuserve.com
On Wed Sep 26 00:22:13 CDT 2001, someone using seal.pnc.com.au wrote:
I have owned a BeefEater for about 2 years now and I must admit it took me a few times to get used to it. However, I now now cook faster and better with a BeefEater than any other bbq that I have ever known. I was told that it is one of the last truly Australian made bbqs and altough it cost me a little more, it am TOTALLY satisfied. It has very few hot spots and cooks quickly and evenly,... exactly what I would expect for the money I paid. If you want a bbq that cooks the way you expect, I wouldn't go past a BeefEater. As the salesman said, "Its for people who take their barbecuing seriously".
On Thu Oct 04 12:45:31 CDT 2001, someone using adsl-80-252-118.mia.bellsouth.net wrote:
thermos barbeques
On Mon Oct 15 11:04:14 CDT 2001, someone using cache.csolve.net wrote:
I have just bought a Napoleon Gas Grill, model #PT450RSB. Being a charcoal user for many years, I was surprised at the taste of all kinds of meat and fish, this grill is outstanding of any type of user, hit the spark and in 2 mins start bbq'in. I will never buy a charcoal grill again. And the napoleon comes with a lifetime warranty. Check them out www.nac.on.ca, Greg from Denver, CO
On Mon Nov 12 13:15:22 CST 2001, someone using host4.tap.com wrote:
I need to find a new grill for my charm glo grill. Any suggestions? pjp07@yahoo.com
On Mon Nov 12 13:16:31 CST 2001, someone using host4.tap.com wrote:
I need to find a grill for my charm glo gas grill. Any suggestions? pjp07@yahoo.com
On Thu Nov 15 11:08:27 CST 2001, someone using 1Cust199.tnt8.thousand-oaks.ca.da.uu.net wrote:
On Thu Nov 15 11:13:18 CST 2001, someone using 1Cust199.tnt8.thousand-oaks.ca.da.uu.net wrote:
Just purchased my 3000 coleman.It is built like a brick shhh.,well you know what i mean.Great ,great, cooker.. Instant adjustable heat(2 burner). Truly impressed.
On Tue Nov 27 10:54:48 CST 2001, someone using nyc-29-e-99.nyc.dsl.cerfnet.com wrote:
On Sun Dec 02 05:55:34 CST 2001, someone using ess-p-144-134-71-226.mega.tmns.net.au wrote:
We are keen to purchase a barabeque a friend suggested the ELITE brand any comments will a great help. If you can help in any way plese write to: iregabby@hotmail.com
On Thu Dec 06 22:56:42 CST 2001, someone using spider-tq012.proxy.aol.com wrote:
Need help in locating handle for an old sears kenmore model#2581530520 part#10338160 Please let me know if you have any suggestions. belleek@aol.com
On Sat Jan 05 11:55:06 CST 2002, someone using d52.u3.cyberlink.bc.ca wrote:
I have just been to a great site on the web and viewed the neatest fire container that heats water. This unit can heat water while the fire is going, plus its a smoker and back-yard fire container. Its a must see, go to - www.kampsafe.freeservers.com .
On Sat Jan 05 11:59:17 CST 2002, someone using d103.u3.cyberlink.bc.ca wrote:
I have just been to a great site on the web and viewed the neatest fire container that heats water. This unit can heat water while the fire is going, plus its a smoker and back-yard fire container. Its a must see, go to - www.kampsafe.freeservers.com .
On Fri Jan 25 01:20:45 CST 2002, someone using 216-143-52-99.broadwing.net wrote:
This will save your bacon- literally. I have a MHP gas grill. With it came the usual flare ups. I tried porcelain honeycomb grids, rocks, plates and other tricks but the one I found is a must have. It is a screen box that replaces all the plates. It is called Grill Mate (or Chefs Mate). It relies on principles of oxygen flow (without air you get no flame to burn food) that I won't go into but just go pick one up. You will never be without it. Juice and grease burn inside the box making smoke but the flames cant get out the tinier holes in the top (bottom holes are bigger) the flame will spread out like pouring pancake batter but cant come through the top holes.
On Tue Feb 05 21:26:16 CST 2002, someone using Toronto-ppp271128.sympatico.ca wrote:
I work at a hardware store in Toronto, Canada (Humbertown True Value) that sells Napoleon, Weber and Broil King, and will tell you that in the three years we've sold Napoleon that it's turned into our biggest seller - in fact, the big surprise is how many we've sold just from word of mouth from satisfied customers! It's also probably one of the best thought-out designs out there, with a galvanized frame (galvanized inside and out). I also happen to do BBQ construction, maintenance and repair for the shop, and find the Napoleon to be pretty durable in that regard. They're also quite innovative, what with their infrared rear burner (many of our customers say that's their favorite feature) and with last year's intro of the Charcoal Tray (a tray that fits in above the rear burner for loading charcoal). They've got some new stuff coming in 2002 that looks incredible. They now also have a new web site at www.napoleongrills.com - definitely check it out!
On Mon Mar 11 13:40:45 CST 2002, someone using spider-th073.proxy.aol.com wrote:
Yes I have a Weber gas grill. Bought it about 6 months ago - am happy with it although am still trying to get used to it. It is a silver model with three heating elements and does cook slower than my old Charbroil grills - although this does not seem to be a problem. Any one out there with experience on this type of grill? Would appreciate any comments.
On Sat Apr 06 18:38:56 CST 2002, someone using pcp01171978pcs.roylok01.mi.comcast.net wrote:
I bought A Char-Broil 45,000 BTU Commercial Series grill from Lowes for $499. Seems well built, but thus far I haven't gotten it as hot as I'd like (although it's most likely the cold early Spring here in Michigan). Anyone have any experience with one of these?
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On Fri Apr 12 11:57:59 CDT 2002, someone using pppoe0443.grp.centurytel.net wrote:
i have a three year old BBQ-PRO, YOU NEED TO MAKE THE BURNER LAST LONGER
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On Fri May 03 23:45:23 CDT 2002, someone using cache6.winch.visuallink.com wrote:
I also purchase a Char-Broil Commercial Series, 45,000 btu. I noticed it takes quite a bit longer than my old Thermos to get hot. I think it might be the difference in the grids. The case iron grids in the Char-Broil do a great job once they get hot. It also takes alot longer to cool down. I really like the grill and wouldn't trade it now that I've used it a few times.
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On Sat May 18 00:56:15 CDT 2002, someone using 209.176.181.53 wrote:
does anyone else have any experience with the Char-Broil Commercial Series, 45,000 btu grill. the last grill i bought(sunbeam) didn't get hot enough for me and i don't want to spend $499 and be in the same boat. Lowes also sells a Jen Air that I would pay the extra money for if its worth it.
On Sat May 18 10:56:38 CDT 2002, someone using 1Cust99.tnt1.greenwood.ms.da.uu.net wrote:
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On Sun May 26 14:08:18 CDT 2002, someone using va-spotsy-cuda1-c7a-129.frbgva.adelphia.net wrote:
Does anyone have any feedback on Bar-B-Chef or Beef Master Grills? Email me at kenmarshall1@yahoo.com
On Tue May 28 09:42:23 CDT 2002, someone using dialup-65.56.32.126.Dial1.NewYork1.Level3.net wrote:
On Mon Jun 03 07:27:16 CDT 2002, someone using host34.corahealth.com wrote:
Holland grills are not grills they are outdoor ovens, also even with the cover on the black sheet metal grill will rust out within just a couple of years. They are hard to clean, and generally a waste of money.
On Fri Jun 07 18:57:03 CDT 2002, someone using spider-tp072.proxy.aol.com wrote:
can anyone tell me where i can buy gas regulators online? i would like to get a high btu one. i currently have the charbroil cooking zone 1000 but it doesnt produce the btu's i want thanks please email me at Funkshun23@aol.com
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On Mon Jun 10 15:56:33 CDT 2002, someone using pbny-ce507-ce1.webcache.tds.net wrote:
For Heat Reflectors that will NEVER RUST Go to a welding Shop and have them bend you a piece of stainless Steel.. You will most likely get it for Scrap PRICE........... Minjman@yahoo.com
On Thu Jun 13 09:03:53 CDT 2002, someone using spider-ntc-ta072.proxy.aol.com wrote:
I just got a Capt'n Cook from Bar B Ques Galore. After it was delivered I descovered that the hinges holding the hood on were not tightened down and that one main screw and bolt were actually missing. This is not a good way to get started with quote "The bbq that never needs to be replaced."I have looked for two years and I hope I did not make a mistake.
On Sun Jun 16 11:13:31 CDT 2002, someone using dial41.vip.net wrote:
we bought a,propane, ducane portable in 1993. the only part that died is the electric start. ducane rates very high in our books and would, definitely, be replaced by another ducane. annual maintenance is the secret.we have not had to replace one part after extensive use.
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On Thu Jun 20 14:39:13 CDT 2002, someone using spider-ntc-tb021.proxy.aol.com wrote:
I just got a BarBQues Galore 3 burner Captn' Cook unit, propaine. I upgrade the burners to brass. So far it is great. Only complaint I have is that the back burns hotter than the front. They bring that out as an advatage and feature. I found out the truth, though. It is because there is a metal support in the back that gets very hot and therefore gets the back part of grill hotter. Doesn't seem to be a problem. CAN ANYONE OUT THERE GIVE ME A GOOD RECEPE FOR A HAM, INDIRECT METHOD?
On Sun Jun 23 23:18:59 CDT 2002, someone using AC8F6772.ipt.aol.com wrote:
I have an avalon ir3000 grill, and the infrared burned out. I know that the company went out of business, but does anybody know where i can buy extra ir parts that'll fit for the grill? email me at syowsa@hotmail.com
On Tue Jun 25 00:43:30 CDT 2002, someone using adsl-63-196-243-11.dsl.lsan03.pacbell.net wrote:
My neighbor borrowed my gas grill. He ended up putting charcoal in the grill, instead of usind the gas. Do you think it is broken know? Should I even bother trying to light it up? Please respond if you know or have had any stupid neighbors. Thank you. _digitalgreed@yahoo.com
On Tue Jun 25 09:41:45 CDT 2002, someone using spider-ntc-tb012.proxy.aol.com wrote:
Can anyone out there give me a recepe for a leg ham, inderect method? email: Admagic1@aol.com Thank you
On Wed Jun 26 13:44:23 CDT 2002, someone using netcache7.is.co.za wrote:
Where can I get information on how to build my own gas BBQ out of stainless steel. I have extended my verandah and would like to built a BBQ on the inside. I would also like to know exactly what parts I need for this BBq
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On Sat Jul 20 19:14:50 CDT 2002, someone using ptlddslgw9poola39.ptld.uswest.net wrote:
we have a problem with our Thermos grille. Hasn't been used in over a year and we had to ignite it with matches as the built in ignitor wouldn't work. The problem is that flames started coming out of the tiny air holes on the two pipes under the unit. Don't know enough to know why and it looked dangerous as flames near the new propane tank we had to buy (one with overflow protective valve) Why would flames come out of these holes which look like air supply holes? tks
On Thu Aug 08 14:22:49 CDT 2002, someone using 39-8.boisenet.cableone.net wrote:
I purchased a Sunbeam Grillmaster model 760 propane grill almost a year ago to the day. I have never in my life seen such an absolute piece of junk. The week I bought it, the button for the electronic ignition came off, and the paint around the bottom of the casting started peeling. When the bbq ran, it would make an annoying whistling sound, and cook way too hot. You constantly had to spray water on the burner to keep the food from flaming out. Then the metal sunbeam emblem fell of the casting. About 2 weeks ago, I had been preheating the bbq for about 10 minutes. I walked out to open it, and the handle came off in my hand! (Actually burned me quite badly). It had melted off the lid. Then, I noticed that the unit was so hot, that it actually warped the upper portion of the lid, so that it would no longer close correctly. This barbeque was over $300.00, and I would warn anyone even considering it to walk away and don't look back! I have a Thermos that was made in 84 that is in far better shape than this POS!
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On Tue Sep 03 18:26:31 CDT 2002, someone using eli-208-187-72-67.ev1.net wrote:
Does anyone have any experience with the two fairly new Jenn-Air models, Large Stainless and Medium Enamel, carried by Lowes?
On Wed Sep 18 15:04:54 CDT 2002, someone using roswebproxy1.core.hp.com wrote:
Eli- I bought the Jennair 4 burner BBQ JA461 from Lowes for 599$ in May. I think it has the best looking/functional design out there. 4 burners, totally enclosed lower cabinet, 2 condiment holders, wheels, two large side storage areas and the optional side burner fits right in while allowing use of the side tray when not in use. This thing just looks cool with the stainless and enamel. Only problem so far- I have noticed that some of the paint on the lower INSIDE of the lid is peeling off. Not making alot of noise about it as it is not visible nor impacting performance. But just the same one would not expect this kind of problem on a relatively new BBQ. Should be covered by the warranty although have not pursued it yet. Would reccomend it at this point.
On Sun Sep 22 04:17:56 CDT 2002, someone using inktomi3-bre.server.ntl.com wrote:
On Mon Sep 23 11:46:04 CDT 2002, someone using inktomi3-bre.server.ntl.com wrote:
Does anyone know the eaxct title of a cookbook called something like THE COMPLETE AUSTRALIAN WEBBER BARBECUE COOKBOOK and where I can buy a copy?
On Mon Sep 23 18:29:17 CDT 2002, someone using client-200.60.199.62-speedy.net.pe wrote:
On Tue Oct 01 10:03:53 CDT 2002, someone using 63.119.29.253 wrote:
1017.1 Last spring, I purchased the recently released Charbroil Professional Series stainless steel grill. For 1/4 the price and similar looks of a Viking or DCS, I think it is a great buy. I've owned Charbroils and Webers in the past. I absolutely love this grill. Looking for others who may have bought one of these. I had one problem that was covered under warranty. Couldn't run more than three burners (out of 5) at a time. The thing was so new, the support people took 5 months and 4 attempts before guessing the regulator was bad (which I tried to tell them from the beginning!). In the meantime, I got an extra burner, full valve manifold and another spare part (I forgot what) to keep on hand if those ever fail. Oh yeah, I got the new regulator too. I offered to send the other parts back but they let me keep them anyway. The support people got to know me by first name! One thing that is inherent in Charbroil grills that I would love to change is the flavor grate. Great for steaks but a pain with ribs and chicken if you don't keep it clean. I prefer the Weber design because it produces fewer and more managable flareups. Don't know if I should just buy some and see how they work. Anyone try this? Cheers! JP
On Fri Oct 04 01:20:50 CDT 2002, someone using pcp01201767pcs.watrfd01.mi.comcast.net wrote:
Got a new Char-Broil August 18. Missing 5 parts, including the cooking grid. Today is October 4. Still waiting for the parts. Customer Service left me on hold 45 minutes trying to come up with an excuse. I should have bought a Webber.
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On Mon Jan 20 19:57:01 CST 2003, someone using ip68-101-4-43.nc.hr.cox.net wrote:
Sam's Smoker Pro @ http://www.samssmoker.com/ Shown for the first time at the Seattle, WA Food Show last October. In the day and half event 65 smokers were sold. In February we are gearing up to attend the Seattle, WA Home Show and the NBBQ 12th Annual Conference and Expo in Jacksonville, FL. This product is unique. It produces two cooking zones and produces rapid smoke and controls burn rate. This is a patent pending universal smoker that fits all BBQ grills. We have sold approx. 200 in 90 days. We started the business on the internet and we have started moving into retail. What a story. If that regional market is anything like other parts of the country watch out! People love it. If you would like to evaluate Sam's Smoker Pro for a future story log onto www.samssmoker.com. If you have any questions please feel free to email Sam your questions. ----- Sams Smoker Products available are: Sams Smoker Pro, Sams Smoker Jr, Sams Fish & Kabob Tray, Sams Big Catch Fish & Kabob Tray, Sams Install & Removal Tool, Sams Long Fork, and Sams Super Spatula The woods, we have available are Alder, Apple, Cherry, Cedar, Grape vines, Hickory, Maple, Mesquite, Nectarine, Peach, Pear, Pecan, Plum/Prune, English Walnut, and White Oak.
On Fri Jan 24 07:19:36 CST 2003, someone using pc-80-194-176-65-ud.blueyonder.co.uk wrote:
Can anyone tell me where I can purchase a conversion unit to Natural gas for a three burner outback flat top grill.
On Sun Mar 09 09:48:01 CST 2003, someone using hsa245.pool025.at101.earthlink.net wrote:
I bought a Viking 30" barbeque. Thought it was going to be Nirvana, paid enough for the thing. What a joke, I have had more things go wrong with it from the factory than anything else I have ever bought. Burners broken, factory defects, thermostat with moisture in it. Repair has been out here twice and I had to wait a month for the parts. Now after 6 uses, I am finding the porcelin grids chipping and rusting...have only used nylon brushes to clean per the instruction book. In short, DO NOT BUY THIS BARBEQUE. You don't get what you pay for in this case!
On Thu Mar 13 15:49:20 CST 2003, someone using cache-dm01.proxy.aol.com wrote:
i am trying to find parts for my BBQ-Pro charcoal grill igot it at kmart its a 221/2 inch kettle with side tables i need a new ash catcher and briquette grill if any body knows where i can get this stuff please email me at bugtwins@aol.com thanks in advance
On Sat Mar 22 08:03:03 CST 2003, someone using user122.net607.fl.sprint-hsd.net wrote:
I'm looking for a stainless steel,Gas barbecue.About 30" long, great quality, W/ roticery, Themometer, and Hotdog Shelf. If found E-Mail me at baltxa@earthlink.net
On Sat Mar 22 10:28:01 CST 2003, someone using CPE00045a64e84f-CM.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com wrote:
On Sun Mar 30 12:50:11 CST 2003, someone using pcp02295765pcs.sarast01.fl.comcast.net wrote:
I bought a Lazy-Man grill with two side burners. What a great grill!! The only thing I wish they did was have the hood (cover) double paneled. It is hard to keep clean.
On Mon Apr 07 12:21:06 CDT 2003, someone using 141.p3.dialup.gru.net wrote:
On Tue Apr 08 19:34:17 CDT 2003, someone using 12-228-64-245.client.attbi.com wrote:
I'm thinking of buying an ELECTRIC Char-Broil Patio Bistro grill. Has anyone had experience with it? lmed@attbi.com
On Sun Apr 13 13:29:15 CDT 2003, someone using cache-ntc-ai01.proxy.aol.com wrote:
i bought a bbq pro from kmart also .i can't find the u shape burner if anyone knows where to find it please email me at cali0xiv@aol.com
On Sun Apr 13 13:39:40 CDT 2003, someone using cache-ntc-ai01.proxy.aol.com wrote:
hey i found parts for bbqpro from kmart if u cant find those rare parts goto gas grill.com u will find them
On Fri Apr 18 08:21:56 CDT 2003, someone using CPE0080c6ec9e3c-CM014110202042.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com wrote:
We bought a cheap Fiesta BBQ about three years ago. We got what we paid for. The wheels cracked, the tank support cracked. The burner rusted out in less than 2 years. The engineering of the lid hinge is poor. There is a narrow (and weak) piece of metal that protrudes from the main bbq body that supports the lid. This piece has cracked so the lid doesn't stay up anymore. I'm not going to buy another fiesta.
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On Mon May 05 09:18:09 CDT 2003, someone using id-coeurdalene5b-41.cdalid.adelphia.net wrote:
I just ordered a new burner kit for my BBQ PRO at grillparts.com for $30 inc. shipping.
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On Sun May 18 15:29:00 CDT 2003, someone using dialup-67.31.22.5.Dial1.NewYork1.Level3.net wrote:
Howdy: I just had to replace my old 20 Lb. propane tanks with the newer overpressure protection type. I have the following problem with both tanks: Even though they both have plenty of gas in the tanks, by weight and relieving with pressure relief, I can not get any gas out to my Bar-B-Q when I open the valve. I would appreciate any solution, Thanks send e-mail to RFParducci4@Juno.com
On Tue May 20 00:19:27 CDT 2003, someone using vpop-ppp160.cvip.net wrote:
does anyone own a kenmore elite model # 16680 or 16690? I am considering buying one but wanted to get the opinion of someone who owns one. Any information you could provide would be greatly appreciated. Please email me at timanddodie@csufresno.edu
On Sun May 25 17:11:31 CDT 2003, someone using cvg-165-98-41.cinci.rr.com wrote:
I have a thermos millenium 3000 and the handle broke. Does anyone know where I can get a replacement. Please email me at mojorisin1026@yahoo.com
On Mon May 26 12:54:48 CDT 2003, someone using pcp02708346pcs.tybout01.de.comcast.net wrote:
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