Grills
Probably an exhausted topic - please don't chastise me for not searching, I'm being lazy today. Are any of you carting around a full size charcoal grill? ... like, the Weber kettle? I don't have...
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http://www.broilkingbbq.com/en_ca/grills/portachef/portachef_320/
Easily removed legs for storage, 18KBTU and multi valve.
I have a BK on pay patio. The powder coat/paint on one end of the lid began to flake off after three years on my patio. BK happily sent me the replacement part at no charge including shipping. I then had the chore of the replacement. That was truly an education. The design of the product, the quality of the materials used and the excellent fit and finish were a true revelation. We need a whole lot of manufacturers of this quality. BK is perhaps a little more expensive but their products sure a superior.
A number of years ago I had a Porta Chef! We used the wheels off it for about 10 years and it stayed with of little Class C when we sold it to a young couple buying their first rig. I would not be surprised to learn that the BK is still building steaks!
Easily removed legs for storage, 18KBTU and multi valve.
I have a BK on pay patio. The powder coat/paint on one end of the lid began to flake off after three years on my patio. BK happily sent me the replacement part at no charge including shipping. I then had the chore of the replacement. That was truly an education. The design of the product, the quality of the materials used and the excellent fit and finish were a true revelation. We need a whole lot of manufacturers of this quality. BK is perhaps a little more expensive but their products sure a superior.
A number of years ago I had a Porta Chef! We used the wheels off it for about 10 years and it stayed with of little Class C when we sold it to a young couple buying their first rig. I would not be surprised to learn that the BK is still building steaks!
