Any comments on the quality of the Brinkmann Gas Grill King Deluxe? I
am considering a purchase in the new future (sub $300 range) and this
looks like a contender. All constructive inputs are welcome.

Thanks.

Here is a link to the unit.
http://www.thebrinkmanncorp.com/acb/...ID=574&CATID=6

"Fast Burner" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> Any comments on the quality of the Brinkmann Gas Grill King Deluxe? I
> am considering a purchase in the new future (sub $300 range) and this
> looks like a contender. All constructive inputs are welcome.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Here is a link to the unit.
> http://www.thebrinkmanncorp.com/acb/...ID=574&CATID=6
>

Don't know much about the Brinkman, but is all you are doing with is chops &
steaks I would suggest this unique gasser. Capable of extreme high temps,
super large grease catcher and cast iron grates. I even got the wok
accessory! Works great, wouldn't trade it.
Link http://www.sunshinegrills.com/
Dave ontop a mountain in Colorado.

I have layed eyes and hands on it. Best advice. Don't bother. Wait til you
can spend your $$$ on a weber. even with the genesis a you'll have a far
more reliable and useable product and it last.
Larry
"Fast Burner" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> Any comments on the quality of the Brinkmann Gas Grill King Deluxe? I
> am considering a purchase in the new future (sub $300 range) and this
> looks like a contender. All constructive inputs are welcome.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Here is a link to the unit.
> http://www.thebrinkmanncorp.com/acb/...ID=574&CATID=6
>

Thanks for the super fast replies.

I am considering the Weber Genesis Silver A, but it is at the top of my
price range. The other units I am considering are the Sam's Club
stainless steel $299 grill (I couldn't find it online), the $199 BBQ
Grillware 3 burner from lowes
(http://www.lowes.com/lkn?action=prod...46487-GSF-2616),
and the grill'n'roast 2015l for $249
(http://www.grillnroast.com/grill.asp).

If anyone has input on these, all help is appreciated.

Thanks again.

Don't waste your money on the SC unit. I did and there is no support, they
will not work properly in any kind of breeze even a chipmunk fart will
disrupt the cooking. I got the mid range unit about 20 months ago as I
needed something larger than the Genesis and even at $1600 for a Summit Gold
D it would have been money much more well spent.
Larry
"Fast Burner" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> Thanks for the super fast replies.
>
> I am considering the Weber Genesis Silver A, but it is at the top of my
> price range. The other units I am considering are the Sam's Club
> stainless steel $299 grill (I couldn't find it online), the $199 BBQ
> Grillware 3 burner from lowes
> (http://www.lowes.com/lkn?action=prod...46487-GSF-2616),
> and the grill'n'roast 2015l for $249
> (http://www.grillnroast.com/grill.asp).
>
> If anyone has input on these, all help is appreciated.
>
> Thanks again.
>

OK, I got the grill. I decided to go for the BBQ Grillware at Lowes
for $199. It looked like a really good unit. I checked the stainless
steel with a magnet and it was good. They had a preassembled one on
site so I checked out. As the attendant was helping me bring my new
baby out to the car, I spotted something. Three grills over from my
preassembled one was a Weber Genesis Silver B (Not A). I thought I
would give it a look to compare it to my new purchase. I expected to
see the $500-600 pricetag like everywhere else. I was shocked to see
it marked at $252. The wheels in my head started turning and finally I
went back in to make the exchange. The other grill didn't even make it
to my car. We loaded up our new Weber and came home. It came
preassembled, so setup was a matter of connecting the LP tank and
cranking it up. Unfortunately, the only meat in our fridge was a few
new york hotdogs, but they made a tasty first meal on the new grill.
Thanks for all your help and support in this life changing decision!

"Fast Burner" > wrote:
> OK, I got the grill. I decided to go for the BBQ Grillware at Lowes
> for $199. It looked like a really good unit. I checked the stainless
> steel with a magnet and it was good. They had a preassembled one on
> site so I checked out. As the attendant was helping me bring my new
> baby out to the car, I spotted something. Three grills over from my
> preassembled one was a Weber Genesis Silver B (Not A). I thought I
> would give it a look to compare it to my new purchase. I expected to
> see the $500-600 pricetag like everywhere else. I was shocked to see
> it marked at $252. The wheels in my head started turning and finally I
> went back in to make the exchange. The other grill didn't even make it
> to my car. We loaded up our new Weber and came home. It came
> preassembled, so setup was a matter of connecting the LP tank and
> cranking it up. Unfortunately, the only meat in our fridge was a few
> new york hotdogs, but they made a tasty first meal on the new grill.
> Thanks for all your help and support in this life changing decision!

Congrats on yer new Weber. ENJOY! Looking forward to pics of yer first cook
on it in alt.binaries.food ;-)

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You made a VERY smart decision!
Larry
"Fast Burner" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> OK, I got the grill. I decided to go for the BBQ Grillware at Lowes
> for $199. It looked like a really good unit. I checked the stainless
> steel with a magnet and it was good. They had a preassembled one on
> site so I checked out. As the attendant was helping me bring my new
> baby out to the car, I spotted something. Three grills over from my
> preassembled one was a Weber Genesis Silver B (Not A). I thought I
> would give it a look to compare it to my new purchase. I expected to
> see the $500-600 pricetag like everywhere else. I was shocked to see
> it marked at $252. The wheels in my head started turning and finally I
> went back in to make the exchange. The other grill didn't even make it
> to my car. We loaded up our new Weber and came home. It came
> preassembled, so setup was a matter of connecting the LP tank and
> cranking it up. Unfortunately, the only meat in our fridge was a few
> new york hotdogs, but they made a tasty first meal on the new grill.
> Thanks for all your help and support in this life changing decision!
>