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Like I really Needed Another Grill

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Could not pass up this Royal Gourmet CD2030AN 30-Inch Charcoal Grill, Deluxe BBQ Smoker for $99. I all ready spent couple hundred on a brake job and $800 to get tree trimmed this week so whats another hundred! My favorite grill is my Char Griiler Barrel grill and this might be better. I had bought several of those at $99 for gifts in the past but those prices have long gone. The crank on this one will be nice to lower and raise grate.

Edit: As I figured sold out all ready.

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Could not pass up this Royal Gourmet CD2030AN 30-Inch Charcoal Grill, Deluxe BBQ Smoker for $99. I all ready spent couple hundred on a brake job and $800 to get tree trimmed this week so whats another hundred! My favorite grill is my Char Griiler Barrel grill and this might be better. I had bought several of those at $99 for gifts in the past but those prices have long gone. The crank on this one will be nice to lower and raise grate.

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Nice grill! Looking forward to seeing the inaugural cook!
 
Great deal Brian, and your right , don't see those prices normally when you want one.

They are anywhere between $300. - $500 around here . Home Depot has them for $325.00 =/-

So good deal.

Now light her up Brian

David
 
Sweet! I had a grill many years back with the adjustable charcoal basket, and I loved it. Not sure why I don't have one.
 
My favorite grill is my Char Griiler Barrel grill
I had the $99.00 Char Griller Pro , with the side fire box . I still miss it to this day .
Raise the grate all the way up , and burn some Red Oak into coals and grill ribeyes almost touching the wood . Fantastic .
 
Got 1 made just like it not sure of the name, love my Weber kettle but the adjustable height can't be beat.
 
Took awhile to assemble. The metal on this is some kind of thin. The legs just flop around until you get the sides on and one of the nuts that are attached to the legs pulled out. Should just use regular nuts and washers. I burned it in. My initial thoughts are the char griller barrel grill a lot better made grill but will see how this one goes. That is my line up on this side of patio. Another 6 smoker/grills on other. What was I thinking!!!

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Took awhile to assemble. The metal on this is some kind of thin. The legs just flop around until you get the sides on and one of the nuts that are attached to the legs pulled out. Should just use regular nuts and washers. I burned it in. My initial thoughts are the char griller barrel grill a lot better made grill but will see how this one goes. That is my line up on this side of patio. Another 6 smoker/grills on other. What was I thinking!!!

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Nice line up Brian , and if you have another row on the other side , That makes hardly any room for a Lazyboy and a cooler while you have them all rolling TBS.


David
 
Nice line up Brian , and if you have another row on the other side , That makes hardly any room for a Lazyboy and a cooler while you have them all rolling TBS.


David
If you have that many grills rolling! There ain't no time for a lazy boy.
Full cooler is a must! No time to walk to garage or in house Fridge.
 
I've always wondered about that kind of thinking. I have 1 smoker and 1 grill. They do all that needs to be done.
I like the different smoke profiles I get from each of my smokers. Same thing with my different grills.
I could thin the heard but I'd still need more than one of each. Luckily I have plenty of room with more coming soon.
 
I like the different smoke profiles I get from each of my smokers. Same thing with my different grills.
I could thin the heard but I'd still need more than one of each. Luckily I have plenty of room with more coming soon.
I hear the words, but don't understand. I smoke my meat with my pellet tube in my MES40 with mailbox mod and get differences based on teh wood i use. The results are fantastic. That's good enough for us. We're not tying up money and space for multiple cookers, and do not want to mess with charcoal.
 
I've always wondered about that kind of thinking. I have 1 smoker and 1 grill. They do all that needs to be done.
I’ve been in double digits with grills and smokers. Chicken and Bacon were great on the Bradley, Kamado did everything, pit barrel and wsm were similar but different sizes so depends on quantity, Orion, acorn , acorn jr, 2 Weber kettles a couple of gas grills, then the fire pit with rotisserie. Cheap hobby compared to classic cars and boats.
Down to 5 or 6 now, tossing them as they age out. Definitely all have their own flavor profiles. Recently got an offset, ultimately it will be the Recteq, offset, Weber kettle and Weber gas grills, ( and the firepit rotisserie isn’t going anywhere either).
 
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