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Started by johnc, September 23, 2009, 10:59:32 AM

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mostrobelle

Gas grill or a *real* grill?  I can't tell.
94,500 miles...05/22/15

TCK!

Quote from: mostrobelle on September 23, 2009, 12:45:03 PM
Gas grill or a *real* grill?  I can't tell.
Well based on my past BBQ experience, which by no means makes me an expert, I would say it is a gas grill.

Key signs include, gas tank holder in the back, the thick tightly arranged grill that seems to be cast iron, the air vents along the side to allow fresh oxygen to the burners and the knobs on the front to change the amount of heat. The lack of ability to control the vents opening also points away from charcoal. The charcoal flame is controlled mostly by available oxygen, need a cooler fire for some veggies or chicken close some vents, need a hot fire for some 6 min steaks open those pregnant doges up.

Most everything is gas these days.

Michael Moore

Quote from: TCK! on September 23, 2009, 01:56:56 PM
Well based on my past BBQ experience, which by no means makes me an expert, I would say it is a gas grill.

Key signs include, gas tank holder in the back, the thick tightly arranged grill that seems to be cast iron, the air vents along the side to allow fresh oxygen to the burners and the knobs on the front to change the amount of heat. The lack of ability to control the vents opening also points away from charcoal. The charcoal flame is controlled mostly by available oxygen, need a cooler fire for some veggies or chicken close some vents, need a hot fire for some 6 min steaks open those pregnant doges up.

Most everything is gas these days.

You can't put anything over on TCK! The boy does know his grilling apparatus.
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mostrobelle

hrmph.  Those knobs could be fakes.   [cheeky]
94,500 miles...05/22/15

johnc

Quote from: mostrobelle on September 23, 2009, 04:49:00 PM
hrmph.  Those knobs could be fakes.   [cheeky]

who cares ... it has headers!!!  [thumbsup]

mostrobelle

94,500 miles...05/22/15

Spidey

Quote from: mostrobelle on September 23, 2009, 04:49:00 PM
hrmph.  Those knobs could be fakes.   [cheeky]

Want. To. Make. Perverted.  Comment. 

Must. Not. 
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johnc

Quote from: Spidey on September 23, 2009, 07:08:16 PM
Want. To. Make. Perverted.  Comment. 

Must. Not. 

i did too ... but i am already way too close to being banned again ... so i walked away from this one. [roll]

mostrobelle

Quote from: johnc on September 23, 2009, 09:09:12 PM
i did too ... but i am already way too close to being banned again ... so i walked away from this one. [roll]

You could insult *my* mother and I wouldn't get pissed.  Oh, too late.  I beat you to it.   [cheeky]
94,500 miles...05/22/15

sroberts152


Vindingo

Quote from: TCK! on September 23, 2009, 01:56:56 PM
Most everything is gas these days.

Have you seen Traeger pellet grills?   Not gas, but with the convenience of one and all the flavor of wood smoke/charcoal. 
Jaman has one, and the food comes off the grill juicy ass hell and tastes amazing. 

johnc

Quote from: Vindingo on September 24, 2009, 02:32:17 PM
Have you seen Traeger pellet grills?   Not gas, but with the convenience of one and all the flavor of wood smoke/charcoal. 
Jaman has one, and the food comes off the grill juicy ass hell and tastes amazing. 

tru dat ... but the traeger does not have headers.

TCK!

Quote from: Vindingo on September 24, 2009, 02:32:17 PM
Have you seen Traeger pellet grills?   Not gas, but with the convenience of one and all the flavor of wood smoke/charcoal. 
Jaman has one, and the food comes off the grill juicy ass hell and tastes amazing. 

Interesting.... I'm going to have do more googling...