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I know there are lots of cool looking grills out there with tons of fancy little doodads and the ads will make you think you need them... BUT YOU DON'T!!!
It's about the cooking and when it comes to cooking NOTHING beats the Weber "Q"s.
You will NOT understand UNTILL you actualy use a "Q" ...
I owned many before it, but will never own anything else!
I have the Coleman Road Trip-Blue and love it. Two 10K BTU burners compared to one 12K on the Weber Q. Removable mix-and-match die cast aluminum surfaces, so one side can be a griddle and the other a grille, or you can have two grilles.
I will roger the post on Broil Kings Porta Chef BBQ, 20,000BTU's of cooking power with 245 sq inches of grill space, and with warming grate. One of the portable grills that has the largest cooking area, and most BTU's for cooking.
Spike
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2020 Dutch Star - 3736 - L9 450HP, Freightliner 2008 Newmar VTDP - 3330 - ISBXT 350 Spartan NVS
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