Can someone recommend a good propane outdoor grill for two people?

[getatag]

Originally Posted by Bob NC

Weber has a 10 year parts warranty. They will send you new parts free.


I just received burners, jumper and deflectors under warranty.

Thanks, I'll check into it, never thought of reading the instructions or warranty..... Duh!!!

[Bob NC]

Originally Posted by getatag

Thanks, I'll check into it, never thought of reading the instructions or warranty..... Duh!!!

Go on the Weber website.


All you need is the serial number. It's on a sticker somewhere on your grille. On my Spirit it's inside the door.

[Deuce88]

I really like the Charbroil infrared gas grill with 2 burners. It works great and the infrared grate stops any flair ups!

[nils5]

I highly recommend Coleman RoadTrip 285, I’ve been using it for 2 seasons, it works very well.
There is a water drinker that prevents fat from burning, a built-in temperature sensor, and the lid is locked with a lever.
there are grill inserts for eggs/pancakes/fish, etc., there is a function for adjusting three different fires, 2 pull-out baking trays

[2kroadking]

Originally Posted by RayinAK

Just go to Home Depot or Lowe's, and choose whichever propane grill you like. Some have an extra burner at one end,. which is a good thing to have if you want to sauté or pan-fry anything. Some have stainless steel lids, while others don't. I prefer the stainless steel tops, since the painted ones will eventually turn the paint color to "a burned color"

Char Broil has a lot of models to choose from.

Be careful going to Home Depot!!!! Went in two weeks ago just for lawn waste bags and made the mistake of walking past the grills............. They had their Traeger Timberline XL Pellet smoker at 50% off. Regular price of $3800 marked down to $1900. Well, my Jenn-air gas grill was needing replaced anyway...... SO, I now have a Traeger. 12 month, no interest, extra $100 off for opening a charge card.

The kicker though.........My wifes a vegetarian!

[GearHeadDave]

Originally Posted by Threerun

Weber Genesis are pretty bullet proof. I've had one for 16 years. Had to rebuild the guts once, which is easy to do and not terribly expensive. In fact I have my original Weber charcoal kettle grill I bought new in the 90's. Still going strong.

I will second this - have a Weber Genesis Silver from 2005 and it's still working well 20 years later.

Have had to replace the flavorizer bars and grates a couple of times, and the igniter once. Main supporting frame is getting a bit of rust but I kept it outside for a number of years.

I looked at today's Weber gas grills and they seem to have cheapened the construction but still it might be a place to start.

[getatag]

Originally Posted by Bob NC

Go on the Weber website.


All you need is the serial number. It's on a sticker somewhere on your grille. On my Spirit it's inside the door.

I'm at our summer house today (where the grill lives), will be checking out the serial number and Weber website.

Thanks for the info, Bob NC!!!

[ChessieMom]

Originally Posted by kpl1228

I'm shopping.
Every grill I see is massive and fancy. Don't need that, I just want quality.
Recommendations and ideas and thoughts are welcome and thank you.

I have a Weber Spirit and it's just me. My BF has a Weber Baby Q.

[Lillie767]

Originally Posted by 2kroadking

Be careful going to Home Depot!!!! Went in two weeks ago just for lawn waste bags and made the mistake of walking past the grills............. They had their Traeger Timberline XL Pellet smoker at 50% off. Regular price of $3800 marked down to $1900. Well, my Jenn-air gas grill was needing replaced anyway...... SO, I now have a Traeger. 12 month, no interest, extra $100 off for opening a charge card.

The kicker though.........My wifes a vegetarian!

Grilled asparagus! Yummy!

[Seguinite]

I've been happy with the Weber Spirit.