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What do you think about this method of cooking a turkey? I have always had a drip pan under the grates never in the pan.

A gas grill is a gas grill. There really is almost no difference in how they work, only what they are made of and a few buttons and whistles they have. I have been studying up on charcoal and wood grills and smokers and it is really way more interesting and fun in how many more designs there are.

Found it - Looks cool. https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/cabelas-jerky-gun

Got to get all the info before the offer:ROFLMAO:

Sounds interesting. Please post pics the next time you do it!

That is no fun;-) I love gadgetry, especially if they work.

Also the "life time" warranty's on these are pretty much BS without the original receipt, even with it the company's will make it almost impossible to use. After market parts are your friend. Measure and be creative. Try to have the original parts for measurements.

You have some good candidates there. Stick to the high rollers Lynx, Alfresco, Viking, and I would not pay more than about $300 for a flipper. Also if it is natural gas make sure there is a factory conversion kit and factor that into the price. Some nice looking grills there.

Yes - If you live anywhere near there. Hope someone gets it.

Nice score - Congratulations, sorry about the glass.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1072412764377901/

WOW - Spectacular job (as always)! "My hood, like most Skyline hoods, had a lot of white speckles from the dreaded “Weber fade.” I figured this was a perfect opportunity to try the “Pimp Your Grill” metal restorer again. While it did pretty well on my horribly faded Flat Top lid, it was...

What a beauty at $50. Looks like a Genesis 5. Even has the flame button and tray.

Bruce - The same one linked has 3 options. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZ7Z5CB4?tag=tvwb-20

I would go with the raised one if you can as the lower one leaves very little room to grill.

I have actually cleaned one up for an old neighbor and flipped at least 2 from the trash. I may even have a couple of new burner tubes in my garage. Very cheesy grills but work. When I cleaned up my neighbors 2 year old grill I found holes in the grease tray and when I looked they were...

I think you mean dolly;-)

It is funny the directions some of these threads take.

I find that there are parts for almost anything on Amazon. If not specifically, with the measurements in hand, things that can be made to work. Like the igniters on the Wolf and Alfresco or the briquet trays that needed 1/4" removed to fit the Alfresco. On these higher end grills the work...