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Grill Recommendations

Posted by razorback_fan (My Page) on
Sat, Mar 24, 07 at 22:12

Hello all,
Newbie here. My husband and I are in the market to buy a new grill and would like some recommendations. We are looking for a LP grill in the $700 to $1000 range. We have been looking at the Jenn-air grills at lowes. We've also looked at the grills at Sam's club. side burners aren't necessary, but would like a rotisserie. Thanks


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RE: Grill Recommendations

I think Home Depot has Ducane grills in that price range. You might want to look at those, too.


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RE: Grill Recommendations

Avoid Perfect Flame from Lowes

Bought the model SLG2006G six burner grill about 20 months ago. While the grill cooked well, the burners have rotted out and because of they way they are put in, the screws cannot be removed to take them out.

It is a Lowes exclusive, but lowes doesn't even carry parts for it.

Customer service appears to be a joke.

Get a Weber, at least they have parts available at many locations.

To hell with Lowes and its Perfect Flame


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RE: Grill Recommendations

Addendum to above post.

The grill was bought April 2, 2006. Even worse than I thought.

But after being on the phone for 45 min, finally got someone. With proof of purchase, they'll send five new burners. But I have to deal with five frozen screws.

Not well made or well designed.


 
 

 

 


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