Gas Grills

Discussion in 'Horn Depot' started by horn wiz, May 26, 2009.

  1. horn wiz

    horn wiz 25+ Posts

    Weber Genesis S 320 LP for $950.00 versus the Vermont Castings VCS 3008 LP for $900.00.

    Any thoughts from the experts?

    This is my first grill - I want it to endure...

    Thanks in advance
     
  2. ninerhorn

    ninerhorn 100+ Posts

    I bought that Weber about 2 months ago and love it.

    I thought is was more heavily constructed than the Vermont. Great warranty as well.




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  3. Holden

    Holden 500+ Posts

    I have had the 320 for 2 years - excellent grill and customer service is impeccable. Make sure you upgrade to the stainless steel burners, flavor bars, and grates. I will be upgrading soon to the summit 620 or 650/
     
  4. HornGrad'01

    HornGrad'01 250+ Posts


     
  5. GHoward

    GHoward 2,500+ Posts

    Wow, I guess some people really like their BBQ. I could probably buy all the BBQ I'll ever eat for the rest of my life, for a grand. To each his own, I guess.
     
  6. LITNIN HORN

    LITNIN HORN 1,000+ Posts

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    GHoward...a gas grill is the equivalent of an outdoor kitchen. I use mine all of the time for cooking every day, run of the mill foods...not just for meats.














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  7. NickDanger

    NickDanger 2,500+ Posts

    Or, you could buy a $200 grill and replace it every 5 years instead of spending that kind of money to get 7 or 8 years. It's just an open flame with a lid.
     
  8. HornGrad'01

    HornGrad'01 250+ Posts

    Nick, that's certainly one perspective.

    Another few are:
    1) I don't want to hassle with replacing a grill I have to procure, transport, assemble and dispose of often (less than 5 years - see next perspective)
    2) I have never gotten 5 years of quality cooking from a $200 grill
    3) I've yet to see a $200 "open flame with a lid" not burn the hell out of my steak and distribute heat evenly throughout the cooking surface and generate anywhere near the amount of heat required to properly sear a steak

    and last, but not least...

    4) Some people, myself included, have no qualms about spending money on a quality grill - recognizing that everyone has their vices/money-pissing tendencies - and find it amusing when someone, such as yourself, makes such malformed, myopic (and off-topic, mind you) statements about the spending habits of other people.

    Seriously, are you the frugal police?
     
  9. NickDanger

    NickDanger 2,500+ Posts

    I'll bet you aren't half as amused as me. What was the topic anyway? Roofing? I can't remember.
     
  10. HornGrad'01

    HornGrad'01 250+ Posts

    Another quality post. Looking forward to your 20,000th entry.
     

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