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Char-Griller Super Pro. I have the side box, but I haven't put it on and I doubt if I will. I'm lazy plus it would take up too much room on my deck even with the deck extension. So, with the little space I had left for my cooking area I bought a WSM for smoking.
 
Hey Dawg,

Thanks for sharing the pics. Great looking Q and nice setup.

Do you have a raccoon cap now? That ought to keep future raccoons away!

Ain't Q'ing in the snow fun? Grilled this weekend and caught the dogs eating the snow near the grill. Steak flavored snowcones........ruff! ruff!

Kloset
 
vermont castings vc75 with rotisserie
weber smokey joe
lodge sportsman
charbroil square cheapo
WSM
ECB gasser (now all alone in the shed)
just ordered a hobo rotis for fireplace and campfire
working on a 22.5" kettle (not sure which model yet)

Rob
 
Greg, The one I have is a 3-burner if you include the meshy looking thing that you use for the rotis. The main burners only are two knob controlled, but the burners look like football goalposts, so there are two burner stems coming off each control. The bottom of each "goalpost" also has flame coming out of it, so the cool part of the grill is actually the back, underneath the warming rack. I like the setup, mostly because you don't have to take all the grates out to run the rotisserie, just the warming rack, which is about 1/10th the hassle.

Rob
 
I've heard their CS is very good! The only downside is that the parts typically aren't available in many storefronts like the Weber products are! Let me know how it goes!! :D
 
Jersey BBQ said:
Does anybody put a temp gauge in these?
Just a removable one for indirect cooks and rotisserie stuff. I was using a candy therm but just got this from BBQ Guru. Rubber stopper fits in vent hole great.

guru_thermometer_front.jpg
 
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