... it would be worth a call to see if they have any used grills on hand.
In this article they speak of a scratch & dent and used sale scheduled for February 15 during their grand opening at a new location: http://metrospirit.com/rec-tec-grills-settles-into-forme r-quad-graphics/
barnstorming the country preaching the message of the barbecue grill he passionately believes in. Rec Tec makes really good grills. They are purposely in the middle market, so, no they aren’t on the level of the very high end pellet grills, but they also cost half or less. But they do bring to the middle market better materials, top notch electronics, and - most importantly - great customer service sincerely reflecting the family-owned nature of their company. The article does a great job of giving perspective on that.They have 3 at my Safeway and I have been keeping an eye on them, they have been there for a long time. Still no discount.Rich was on this early with an inside agent at their supermarket. Today at Albertsons they had a ZGrill Pellet Grill for $199 for Labor Day. It was poorly displayed so everyone would walk past the stack of boxes on the way in and would have to turn around to look back at the grill. I suggested that he turn it sideways so it was visible to everyone walking in and mentioned he might want to put a few bags of pellets in the vicinity instead of way back in the store. You could see the wheels turning.......
I was wondering why they changed their name.Rec Tec Grills is now recteq. I noticed it on my app yesterday. Seems they lost a court case.