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Posted by Tony Hwang on April 23, 2006, 10:13 pm
Grumman-581 wrote:
>
>>You can buy a grill for $99 or for $9000. If you want one to last you
>>another 20 years and perform well, plant to spend a very minimum of $500,
>>preferably close to $1000 to $1200. Don't buy it at the big discounters,
>>buy a reputable brand from a propane dealer or grill specialty company
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> since
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>>they carry the better brands. Weber is the old standby, but Vermont
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> Casting
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>>Signature series, MHP (modern Home Products) Broilmaster, Broil King,
>>Napoleon, and a few others are top notch.
>
>
> I've seen the Vermont Castings at Lowes... Also the Jenn-Air brand...
> They're pretty good, but I figured that I could design my own and it would
> be even better since I'm not worried about how much it might weigh during
> shipping... Yeah, it weighs a ton, but it's not going anywhere...
>
>
Hmmm,
Most all of them have made in China part(s) in the box. Any how, I got
them off my Air Mile catalog. Mid quality ones.
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