Grumman-581 wrote:
"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message
m...

You can buy a grill for $99 or for $9000. If you want one to last you
another 20 years and perform well, plant to spend a very minimum of $500,
preferably close to $1000 to $1200. Don't buy it at the big discounters,
buy a reputable brand from a propane dealer or grill specialty company

since

they carry the better brands. Weber is the old standby, but Vermont

Casting

Signature series, MHP (modern Home Products) Broilmaster, Broil King,
Napoleon, and a few others are top notch.


I've seen the Vermont Castings at Lowes... Also the Jenn-Air brand...
They're pretty good, but I figured that I could design my own and it would
be even better since I'm not worried about how much it might weigh during
shipping... Yeah, it weighs a ton, but it's not going anywhere...


Hmmm,
Most all of them have made in China part(s) in the box. Any how, I got
them off my Air Mile catalog. Mid quality ones.