need a grill
Not for Rv but home. The one we have now has expired. The thing would never get hot enough to sear a steak good. never reached 500 degrees. went shopping today and all of them are four 12 thousand bt...
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magnusfide wrote:littlemo wrote:One is not superior to the other, littlemo. Some prefer one way, others something different. I can see a Marine taking care of his grill just like his battle gear.
RayUSMC says:RayUSMC wrote:
We've always had the Weber which had an excellent rating from Consumer Reports. Mine at the stick and brick is 22 years old and in great shape. When not using it in summer we keep it tarped. We stow it in the garage in winter. Like a car you keep it clean and covered.
We NEVER store our grill. We use it year round......rain or shine, heat or sleet!
And some live in regions or locales that discourage you from grilling year round. Northern winters are not conducive to cooking on decks,terraces, roof tops(where I occasionally grilled) and backyards. Most I know tarp and bungee cord their grills during the colder months.
