(I have already done a search - may not be using the correct verbiage.)Would welcome specific recommendations on YOUR favorite (preferably propane) BBQ/Grill....and why you like it.Thanks!!! All suggestions welcome.Lura

Yep, had the Charbroil one, liked it but after a short while had problems with the Regulator. Support sent me another one and same thing. I would jam up or something that cause the BBQ to be on a Low Setting and pretty much worthless. Went through 5 of their regs and got fed up.Now using the Master built small table BBQ with a smoker and like it a lot. It has 2 burners and gets up to some 600F. Haven't really used the smoker other than initially seasoning the new BBQ and it maintained 200F which apparently is a good temp for smoking... (Not really experienced at it..)Here's the link as it's sorta hard to find on their website..Masterbuilt MB20030519 MPG 300S Tabletop Gas Grill, Stainless SteelSearched:Searched:It's pretty hard to find and the Master build's site can't find it now.. most the other retails are out of stock so don't know if it's still active or not.. Amazing that the site doesn't have it but, who knows.. Hope that helps..

Read a post on here recently. One guy made a good point about wanting (I might be partially wrong) "porcelain coated cast grill with brass burners." I've had lots of webers for camping over the years and the grills rust out on me. Maybe from lack of use.Was on offer up last night looking at camping size grills. Would buy a weber Q propane version if it was a screaming deal. Problem these days is people do a 5 second Google search and want to take 20 bucks off a $300 item.

Webber Q. Well built, price reasonable considering value received. Available in several sizes and therefore weights.

https://www.acehardware.com/departments/outdoor-living/grills-and-smokers/gas-grills/8379877?x429=true&gclid=Cj0KCQjwoJX8BRCZARIsAEWBFMLxScQTkATeUWroy4LW5SntZ4B3mp4y2LJEDVeTSaTcpQkMa2y0jXwaAqWiEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

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Bird_Freak
Explorer II
Oct 14, 2020
Weber Q200. I think its about 15 years old now. Use it home and camping!
Mmwtdh
Explorer
Oct 13, 2020
Weber Q2200 works great for me.
Sjm9911
Explorer
Oct 13, 2020
Coleman roadtrip is good also. Bulky but gets hot fast and puts a nice sear on a steak. Bonus, you can swap out the grill top for a stove top or griddle. So versatile.
ArcticFox_Cats
Explorer
Oct 13, 2020
Ron3rd -
(Off topic)

....your quote "I have this plan to live forever; so far my plan is working"

....my addition "I thought growing old would take longer"
theoldwizard1
Explorer II
Oct 13, 2020
Ron3rd wrote:
X2, only Weber Q for me. Folks say they're expensive and they are pricy but they're built like a tank and last a very long time.

If they are built with the same quality as the Weber Genesis Stainless Steel LP grill, it will probably last a lifetime !
Ron3rd
Explorer III
Oct 13, 2020
X2, only Weber Q for me. Folks say they're expensive and they are pricy but they're built like a tank and last a very long time. My 2004 Weber Q (now 16 years old) still works great. Downside; they're a bit heavy.

I've got the full size Q, not the baby Q.
lhenry8113
Explorer
Oct 13, 2020
Weber Baby Q-have had and used 1 for 10+ years-never had a problem-except people trying to steal it while left outside.
FrankoToo
Explorer II
Oct 13, 2020
Another vote for the Weber Q.
Tom_Barb
Explorer
Oct 13, 2020
https://www.acehardware.com/departments/outdoor-living/grills-and-smokers/gas-grills/8379877?x429=true&gclid=Cj0KCQjwoJX8BRCZARIsAEWBFMLxScQTkATeUWroy4LW5SntZ4B3mp4y2LJEDVeTSaTcpQkMa2y0jXwaAqWiEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
bgum
Explorer
Oct 13, 2020
Webber Q. Well built, price reasonable considering value received. Available in several sizes and therefore weights.