Found these new inexpensive grills

[LMichaels]

 

[Rich Dahl]

I'll take two, I know a couple of people that those would be an upgrade to the grills they have now

 

[Jason in CA]

Aside from having to tip it over to use it it looks Very easy to move around.

 

[THyde]

There's always that one wheel that just wobbles though.

 

[Bruce]

As an added feature, it offers two levels of cooking.

 

[DaveF in IL]

I hope you're not implying that spending more on a "real" grill is necessary. I can respect someone wanting or thinking they need only the absolute top of the line BUT in the end does it really make that much difference?

 

[Jason in CA]

After other recent discussions, I've got to wondering, are those stainless steel grates. And what gauge and thickness

 

[Jason in CA]

Also, I know we all look out for curb finds. If I find one of those on the curb is there any flipping potential.

 

[Bruce]

Yah, certainly. They are easy to flip. They work great either side up as well.

 

[Chris in GA]

Rofl
Just look at that - lower rack for grilling, upper rack to smoke some meat
Necessity is the mother of all inventions.
Love the round brick base

 

[Dave in KC]

There is no way Larry would use that grill. The spacing of the rods on the grate is not close enough.

 

[Bruce]

I wonder what kind of warranty it carries?

 

[Rich Dahl]

Is there a rotisserie option available?