I would like to have some of the people who bite for the fancy SS grills at
various retailers give us an update on their satisfaction, say, five years
down the road. Webers may not look as pretty as some, but you can be sure
that you'll get great service and any needed parts into the future. The
other vendors-- well, we'll just have to wait and see, won't we?




"sod0783" > wrote in message
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> (pilgrim13) wrote in message
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> > "Bill" > wrote in message news
> >
> > <snip>
> > >
> > > Weber grills, on the other hand, are [1] manufactured by Weber, [2]
always
> > > get great ratings, and [3] have terrific customer service.
> > >
> > I was looking at the same grill and had it against the Weber Gold C.
> > I did not go with the Jenn Air because the only thing "Jenn Air" about
> > it is the badge. Every part is special order.
> >
> > Went with the Weber Gold C. Terrific Customer Support, parts just
> > about everywhere and reputation and ratings to boot...as you pretty
> > much summarized above.
> >
> > Stan
>
>
> I was also trying to decide between the JennAir 720-0061-LP and the
> Weber Gold C. Tough decision. The JennAir is alot better looking.
> And the all stainless exterior is nice. The Weber has some features
> the Jenn Air lacks, such as built in fuel gauge, tool hooks, flip up
> shelves, and better drip pan. None of these are a huge deal to me
> though.
> Everyone I've asked about grills aways replies Weber Weber Weber,
> before I even tell them what I'm looking at. I've been trying to
> decide for a couple weeks now, and thanks to your posts I'm going to
> be getting a Weber Gold C.
>
> Although you want a slick looking grill, reliability is definatly more
> important. Why can't Weber make their grills all stainless and
> symmetrical? Only if you want to pay $2000.