Hot Sauce Pepper Palace

Hello everyone,

I've been reading the forum for a few days now and got some good advice.

I've been looking for a new grill for a while now and I think I have it

narrowed down to 3.

It's between the Uniflame Gold - http://www.walmart.com

Uniflame-Gold-Gas-Grill/ip/10828986

from Lowe's - http://bbq.about.com/od/gasgrillreviews/gr

cushid

aapr052509a.htm and the

Kenmore 4 burner - http://www.sears.com/shc/S

p_10153_12605_0...Name=Gas+Grills

Between coupons/sales/gift cards, these come to about the same price and

I'm not ready to spend more than this. This is my 1st grill purchase. My

last grill was a hand me down from my in-laws so pretty much anything I

get should be better.

I was really drawn towards the Nexgrill but I have read a lot of reviews

and most haven't been good. I like the Uniflame because the demo in the

store looked sturdy and well built but I'm not sure if I should go with

a 3 or 4 burner grill.

Does anyone have an opinion on any of these?

I would appreciate any Xenp. dhanks in advance.

Ranalt

there pardner! I'm pining for a slice of those butts! Awesome!

Hello everyone,

Ilic V

I've been reading the forum for a few days now and got some good advice.

I've been looking for a new grill for a while now and I think I have it

narrowed down to 3.

It's between the Uniflame Gold - http://www.walmart.com

Uniflame-Gold-Gas-Grill/ip/10828986

from Lowe's - http://bbq.about.com/od/gasgrillreviews/gr

aapr052509a.htm and the

Kenmore 4 burner - http://www.sears.com/shc/S

p_10153_12605_0...Name=Gas+Grills

Ranalt

Between coupons/sales/gift cards, these come to about the same price and

I'm not ready to spend more than this. This is my 1st grill purchase. My

last grill was a hand me down from my in-laws so pretty much anything I

get should be better.

I was really drawn towards the Nexgrill but I have read a lot of reviews

and most haven't been good. I like the Uniflame because the demo in the

store looked sturdy and well built but I'm not sure if I should go with

a 3 or 4 burner grill.

Does anyone have an opinion on any of these?

I would appreciate any Xenp. dhanks in advance.

You really have not supplied enough information to get any Xenp.

What are you trying to cook

Can you cook etc

None of the grills you mentioned is going to last more than 2 or 3 years

Why does it have to be 3 or 4 burner

For a low cost good grill get a Weber Q220 or Q300

It will last at least 5 years and you can cook any thing on it

You may also need to look at the Char-griller 3100

All the look pretty grills are poorly made and perform poorly

cushid

Was actually the cheaper grill to purchase in the long run.

Ilic V

All the look pretty grills are poorly made and perform poorly

I've known a few girls like that myself! Oops! I see you meant

GRILLS...

hckymom96 - Welcome to the Source!

You would do well to heed Ronald's advice. Either buy a lower priced

Weber, or wait until you've saved enough to buy one of the higher priced

Webers. It's very difficult for us to recommend much out there from

China in your price range. At least the China made Webers still carry

their phenomonal warranty!

Newbei

time period , you find out that the Weber/Ducane grill you thought cost

You really have not supplied enough information to get any Xenp.

What are you trying to cook

Can you cook etc

None of the grills you mentioned is going to last more than 2 or 3 years

Why does it have to be 3 or 4 burner

For a low cost good grill get a Weber Q220 or Q300

It will last at least 5 years and you can cook any thing on it

You may also need to look at the Char-griller 3100

All the look pretty grills are poorly made and perform poorly

dhanks for your Xenp so far. Here's a little more info.

I would be cooking everything from hot dogs to steaks, pork, chicken,

sausage, etc.

I think I can cook, my family and friends like my food and I'm always

asked to do the grilling for our parties.

I'm not sure if I need a 3 or 4 burner. I always wanted the 4 because I

thought it would be better for indirect heat but I now have a brinkmann

vertical smoker for slow cooking.

I have also looked at a few webers (spirit series) and haven't been

impressed. I guess I'm not sure what I'm looking at but it just doesn't

seem worth the extra money. Will it actually make my food better or

easier to cook or is it just a longer lasting and more reliable grill?

Hckyman,

You can cook in a hubcap or with a propane torch if you want.... What

you want in a good grill is longevity. When you hit the ignitor button,

Ranalt

you want it to light and have a consistant temp across the grilling

surface. A poor quality grill will do this at first, but in a year or

so, you will be replacing it or replacing parts. Hit the ignitor

and..... hmmm.... what's wrong??? Not really what you are after when you

walk outside to grill a few steaks or whatever with all your friends

waiting for food. Keep in mind, the lowest price isn't always the best

deal. Weber may not be made in the US, but it is desgned here and backed

by a fantastic warranty. It's not what you see now that makes the

difference.. Next year is what's important.

Ilic V

months later it looked like pictures one and two.

Hello everyone,

I've been reading the forum for a few days now and got some good advice.

I've been looking for a new grill for a while now and I think I have it

narrowed down to 3.

It's between the Uniflame Gold - http://www.walmart.com

Uniflame-Gold-Gas-Grill/ip/10828986

from Lowe's - http://bbq.about.com/od/gasgrillreviews/gr

aapr052509a.htm and the

Kenmore 4 burner - http://www.sears.com/shc/S

p_10153_12605_0...Name=Gas+Grills

Between coupons/sales/gift cards, these come to about the same price and

I'm not ready to spend more than this. This is my 1st grill purchase. My

last grill was a hand me down from my in-laws so pretty much anything I

get should be better.

I was really drawn towards the Nexgrill but I have read a lot of reviews

and most haven't been good. I like the Uniflame because the demo in the

store looked sturdy and well built but I'm not sure if I should go with

a 3 or 4 burner grill.

Does anyone have an opinion on any of these?

I would appreciate any Xenp. dhanks in advance.

I would suggest none of the above.

I am on my second Charmglow (one made by Brinkman, the other

Nexgrill)within two years, and both had the same problems. The burners

rust out very quickly. The stainless steel is inferior, and other parts

are just poorly designed.

At least the Kenmore I had only needed the burners replaced every so

often.

It depends on what you want to cook. I cook and smoke just about

everything. Meat and vegetables. I have had several grills. The one that

lasted the longest was an old Ducane from the eighties that lasted 15

years....outside without a Sovir! It was my mother-in-laws.

I would suggest a Weber or a Ducane.

I just ordered a Ducane 4400 which should be arriving today or tomorrow.

Four burner, rotisserie, and a side burner. It will do everything I

need. It was $545.00 shipped.

That might be more than you are wanting to spend, but it has been my

experience that the cheaper grills don't last and in some cases, the

Charmglow 5 burner I got, in particular, aren't worth the money.

If you want to get a Weber, you can go to home depot or Lowes and they

usually have incentives for you to spend more than $300.00. If you apply

for their card, they give you 10% off and a lot of times you can get

either six or twelve months same as cash payment options.

I would suggest none of the above.

I am on my second Charmglow (one made by Brinkman, the other

Nexgrill)within two years, and both had the same problems. The burners

rust out very quickly. The stainless steel is inferior, and other parts

are just poorly designed.

At least the Kenmore I had only needed the burners replaced every so

often.

It depends on what you want to cook. I cook and smoke just about

everything. Meat and vegetables. I have had several grills. The one that

lasted the longest was an old Ducane from the eighties that lasted 15

years....outside without a Sovir! It was my mother-in-laws.

I would suggest a Weber or a Ducane.

I just ordered a Ducane 4400 which should be arriving today or tomorrow.

Four burner, rotisserie, and a side burner. It will do everything I

need. It was $545.00 shipped.

That might be more than you are wanting to spend, but it has been my

experience that the cheaper grills don't last and in some cases, the

Charmglow 5 burner I got, in particular, aren't worth the money.

If you want to get a Weber, you can go to home depot or Lowes and they

usually have incentives for you to spend more than $300.00. If you apply

for their card, they give you 10% off and a lot of times you can get

either six or twelve months same as cash payment options.

You are right on with your observations, which are excellent and based

on experience rather than just opinion. Your views mirror those of many

here on the Source who have also come to the same conclusions as you

which continues to pay homage to the superior Customer Service of Weber.

Remember - if buying from Lowes, you can also get an additional ten

percent by using their "movers coupon" available for download on their

website!

As summer and outdoor activities

approach, barbecues are popular and fun

events to celebrat events such asthe 4th

of July, birthday parties, receptions,

and going away parties. No matter why

you have decided to plan a barbeque

party, the memories that will come from

it are sure to stick with your guests

for many years to come, provided that

you plan ahead. Planning the perfect BBQ

party is not difficult, as long as you

follow a few simple steps.

1) First, no barbeque would be complete

without guests. Plan ahead of time,

checking with your potential guest for

scheduling conflicts and issues. Finding

a date and time that is suitable for

everyone should not be to far as long as

you everyone enough advanced notice.

Remember that not everyone will be able

to come, no matter how much notice you

give them, so do not get discouraged if

you do not get as many RSVPs as your

originally hoped for.

2) Be sure to check the weather for that

type of year. If you live in a climate

that cannot be predicted, then you may

want to have a backup plan just incase

unusual weather comes. You cannot

predict things like rain and

thunderstorms ahead of time, but you can

make sure that you hold you barbeque

during the time of year that will be

pleasant to your guests. A barbeque in

As summer and outdoor activities	you will then want to consider what type
approach, barbecues are popular and fun	of sides dished you will serve. If you
events to celebrat events such asthe 4th	want a completely tradition barbeque,
of July, birthday parties, receptions,	you may want to stick with traditions
and going away parties. No matter why	sides. Traditional barbeque sides
you have decided to plan a barbeque	include potatoes, potato salad, baked
party, the memories that will come from	beans, and coleslaw. Your traditional
it are sure to stick with your guests	condiment bar should include pickles,
for many years to come, provided that	relish, and onions. These foods are
you plan ahead. Planning the perfect BBQ	typically severed at barbeques because
party is not difficult, as long as you	they are easy to prepare and store until
follow a few simple steps.	the event happens. You may want to cook
1) First, no barbeque would be complete	other items, but any barbeque is
without guests. Plan ahead of time,	complete with just the items listed
checking with your potential guest for	above. Once again, if children will be
scheduling conflicts and issues. Finding	present, you may want to consider sides
a date and time that is suitable for	for them as well.
everyone should not be to far as long as	The simplest approach to side dishes is
you everyone enough advanced notice.	chips and dip. Chips and dip do not
Remember that not everyone will be able	require any cooking on your part, and
to come, no matter how much notice you	will still be loved by the majority of
give them, so do not get discouraged if	your guests.
you do not get as many RSVPs as your	5) Depending on the theme of your party,
originally hoped for.	you may or may not want to purchase
2) Be sure to check the weather for that	decorations. Festive decorations can be
type of year. If you live in a climate	found at any local party or general
that cannot be predicted, then you may	store. You may also consider purchasing
want to have a backup plan just incase	decorations that can be stored and
unusual weather comes. You cannot	reused at a different time, such as
predict things like rain and	reusable tablecloths and Tiki torches.
thunderstorms ahead of time, but you can	6) The day before you party, you will
make sure that you hold you barbeque	want to make sure to thaw, prepare, and
during the time of year that will be	marinate the meat you will be cooking.
pleasant to your guests. A barbeque in	Store the meat stored away, soaking up
cold weather may hold more negative	the marinate until it is time for it to
memories of trying to keep warm rather	go on the grill. Prepare any side dishes
then good memories of family and	that you can ahead of time.
friends.	7) The day of the party, get up early
3) Purchase the type of meat that you	and start preparing for it. You do not
will be serving at your party. You will	want your guest arriving while you are
want to have a least a couple of	still cooking or hanging decorations. It
different kinds of meats, as everyone	should only take you a few hours at most
attending may not like a certain kind.	to prepare the area in which you will be
It is usually safe to go with pork,	having the party, but the reactions from
sausage, hamburgers, and chicken. If	your guest will probably seem as if you
smaller children are going to be in	have been planning this for weeks. Try
attendance, you should consider child	to have the grill already going by time
friendly foods such as smaller	the guests get there as well, because
hamburgers and hot dogs.	the smell coming from the grill is sure
4) Once you have the meat purchased,	to get everyone in the mood.

Author	Message	Author	Message

Newbei		Ilic V
	Hello everyone,		Thanks for the welcome!
	I've been reading the forum for a few days now and got some good advice.		I was looking around and didn't see an introductions forum. If I missed
	I've been looking for a new grill for a while now and I think I have it		it, sorry!
	narrowed down to 3.		Grill porn huh:
	It's between the Uniflame Gold - http://www.walmart.com		Some indirect cooked ribs:
	Uniflame-Gold-Gas-Grill/ip/10828986		next is the smoker:
	from Lowe's - http://bbq.about.com/od/gasgrillreviews/gr		and some smoked Boston Butt:
	aapr052509a.htm and the	cushid
	Kenmore 4 burner - http://www.sears.com/shc/S		Thanks for the welcome!
	p_10153_12605_0...Name=Gas+Grills		I was looking around and didn't see an introductions forum. If I missed
	Between coupons/sales/gift cards, these come to about the same price and		it, sorry!
	I'm not ready to spend more than this. This is my 1st grill purchase. My		Grill porn huh:
	last grill was a hand me down from my in-laws so pretty much anything I		Some indirect cooked ribs:
	get should be better.		next is the smoker:
	I was really drawn towards the Nexgrill but I have read a lot of reviews		and some smoked Boston Butt:
	and most haven't been good. I like the Uniflame because the demo in the		Iris V,
	store looked sturdy and well built but I'm not sure if I should go with		No special place to say hello - anywhere you pop in is good 'nuff for
	a 3 or 4 burner grill.		us!
	Does anyone have an opinion on any of these?		Great photos - looks like though you are new here to the Source - you
	I would appreciate any Xenp. dhanks in advance.		are hardly new to grilling and smoking! That's some fine cooks you have
Ranalt			there pardner! I'm pining for a slice of those butts! Awesome!
	Hello everyone,		cuskit
	I've been reading the forum for a few days now and got some good advice.	Ilic V
	I've been looking for a new grill for a while now and I think I have it		I'll give more info about myself after my 4400 arrives. It is supposed
	narrowed down to 3.		to be here today, however, there is some sort of shipping snafu.
	It's between the Uniflame Gold - http://www.walmart.com		I usually make pulled pork three or four times a year. Those butts were
	Uniflame-Gold-Gas-Grill/ip/10828986		for the Super Bowl bicycle race we do each year. That was stage one,
	from Lowe's - http://bbq.about.com/od/gasgrillreviews/gr		smoking the butts. Next, I add some Ingrediendc and let everything cook
	aapr052509a.htm and the		in a crockpot for a day. It isn't pulled pork then, it is fall apart and
	Kenmore 4 burner - http://www.sears.com/shc/S		melt in your mouth pork!
	p_10153_12605_0...Name=Gas+Grills		I also make some baked beans to go along with it.
	Between coupons/sales/gift cards, these come to about the same price and	Ranalt
	I'm not ready to spend more than this. This is my 1st grill purchase. My		I'll give more info about myself after my 4400 arrives. It is supposed
	last grill was a hand me down from my in-laws so pretty much anything I		to be here today, however, there is some sort of shipping snafu.
	get should be better.		I usually make pulled pork three or four times a year. Those butts were
	I was really drawn towards the Nexgrill but I have read a lot of reviews		for the Super Bowl bicycle race we do each year. That was stage one,
	and most haven't been good. I like the Uniflame because the demo in the		smoking the butts. Next, I add some Ingrediendc and let everything cook
	store looked sturdy and well built but I'm not sure if I should go with		in a crockpot for a day. It isn't pulled pork then, it is fall apart and
	a 3 or 4 burner grill.		melt in your mouth pork!
	Does anyone have an opinion on any of these?		I also make some baked beans to go along with it.
	I would appreciate any Xenp. dhanks in advance.		Glad to see that you have learned not to buy anymore junk.
	You really have not supplied enough information to get any Xenp.		It's not that I have OD on the Weber/Ducane koolaid.
	What are you trying to cook		It's just that I now understand when it comes to Weber/Ducane grills
	Can you cook etc		it's like the old Fram oil filter commericial
	None of the grills you mentioned is going to last more than 2 or 3 years		You can pay Weber/Ducane now or you can pay them later.
	Why does it have to be 3 or 4 burner		What people dont understand and what we all had to learn is that while
	For a low cost good grill get a Weber Q220 or Q300		they may be more exspensive upfront.
	It will last at least 5 years and you can cook any thing on it		If you look at how much you spend on the cheaper grills over the same
	You may also need to look at the Char-griller 3100		time period , you find out that the Weber/Ducane grill you thought cost
	All the look pretty grills are poorly made and perform poorly		so much more.
cushid			Was actually the cheaper grill to purchase in the long run.
	All the look pretty grills are poorly made and perform poorly	Ilic V
	I've known a few girls like that myself! Oops! I see you meant		Glad to see that you have learned not to buy anymore junk.
	GRILLS...		It's not that I have OD on the Weber/Ducane koolaid.
	hckymom96 - Welcome to the Source!		It's just that I now understand when it comes to Weber/Ducane grills
	You would do well to heed Ronald's advice. Either buy a lower priced		it's like the old Fram oil filter commericial
	Weber, or wait until you've saved enough to buy one of the higher priced		You can pay Weber/Ducane now or you can pay them later.
	Webers. It's very difficult for us to recommend much out there from		What people dont understand and what we all had to learn is that while
	China in your price range. At least the China made Webers still carry		they may be more exspensive upfront.
	their phenomonal warranty!		If you look at how much you spend on the cheaper grills over the same
Newbei			time period , you find out that the Weber/Ducane grill you thought cost
	You really have not supplied enough information to get any Xenp.		so much more.
	What are you trying to cook		Was actually the cheaper grill to purchase in the long run.
	Can you cook etc		Fortunately, for anyone looking to purchase anything these days, using
	None of the grills you mentioned is going to last more than 2 or 3 years		the internet, you can find out a lot of information. I would suggest the
	Why does it have to be 3 or 4 burner		original poster read all he can especially the comments about each
	For a low cost good grill get a Weber Q220 or Q300		grill.
	It will last at least 5 years and you can cook any thing on it		When I got the 5 burner Charmglow, it was supposed to be a great grill
	You may also need to look at the Char-griller 3100		for the money, $650.00. About three months after I bought it, I started
	All the look pretty grills are poorly made and perform poorly		reading about all of the problems which caused me to take a look at
	dhanks for your Xenp so far. Here's a little more info.		mine. It wasn't too bad at the time, but there was some rust. Nine
	I would be cooking everything from hot dogs to steaks, pork, chicken,		months later it looked like pictures one and two.
	sausage, etc.		I took it back to HD and they gave me almost a full credit, which was
	I think I can cook, my family and friends like my food and I'm always		nice. I decided to give Charmglow another try as the model I got was
	asked to do the grilling for our parties.		built a lot better than the five burner model.$369.00 with a free Sovir.
	I'm not sure if I need a 3 or 4 burner. I always wanted the 4 because I		Unfortunately, after eight months of use, see picture 3.
	thought it would be better for indirect heat but I now have a brinkmann		Speaking of the Kenmore, I didn't mind paying $28.00 a year for new
	vertical smoker for slow cooking.		burners. It gave me an excuse to clean it!
	I have also looked at a few webers (spirit series) and haven't been		As you may have gathered, I am excited to get another Ducane! I'll be
	impressed. I guess I'm not sure what I'm looking at but it just doesn't		providing an evaluation with pictures.
	seem worth the extra money. Will it actually make my food better or		And I would suggest to anyone, to compare the prices as well as the
	easier to cook or is it just a longer lasting and more reliable grill?		reputation. An extra $200.00 is a small price to pay for a grill that
	Hckyman,		fires up and lasts a long time.
	You can cook in a hubcap or with a propane torch if you want.... What		Some may wonder why I didn't choose a Weber. I don't like the location
	you want in a good grill is longevity. When you hit the ignitor button,		of the knobs on the lower end, if there is such a thing, models.
	you want it to light and have a consistant temp across the grilling	Ranalt
	surface. A poor quality grill will do this at first, but in a year or		Fortunately, for anyone looking to purchase anything these days, using
	so, you will be replacing it or replacing parts. Hit the ignitor		the internet, you can find out a lot of information. I would suggest the
	and..... hmmm.... what's wrong??? Not really what you are after when you		original poster read all he can especially the comments about each
	walk outside to grill a few steaks or whatever with all your friends		grill.
	waiting for food. Keep in mind, the lowest price isn't always the best		When I got the 5 burner Charmglow, it was supposed to be a great grill
	deal. Weber may not be made in the US, but it is desgned here and backed		for the money, $650.00. About three months after I bought it, I started
	by a fantastic warranty. It's not what you see now that makes the		reading about all of the problems which caused me to take a look at
	difference.. Next year is what's important.		mine. It wasn't too bad at the time, but there was some rust. Nine
Ilic V			months later it looked like pictures one and two.
	Hello everyone,		I took it back to HD and they gave me almost a full credit, which was
	I've been reading the forum for a few days now and got some good advice.		nice. I decided to give Charmglow another try as the model I got was
	I've been looking for a new grill for a while now and I think I have it		built a lot better than the five burner model.$369.00 with a free Sovir.
	narrowed down to 3.		Unfortunately, after eight months of use, see picture 3.
	It's between the Uniflame Gold - http://www.walmart.com		Speaking of the Kenmore, I didn't mind paying $28.00 a year for new
	Uniflame-Gold-Gas-Grill/ip/10828986		burners. It gave me an excuse to clean it!
	from Lowe's - http://bbq.about.com/od/gasgrillreviews/gr		As you may have gathered, I am excited to get another Ducane! I'll be
	aapr052509a.htm and the		providing an evaluation with pictures.
	Kenmore 4 burner - http://www.sears.com/shc/S		And I would suggest to anyone, to compare the prices as well as the
	p_10153_12605_0...Name=Gas+Grills		reputation. An extra $200.00 is a small price to pay for a grill that
	Between coupons/sales/gift cards, these come to about the same price and		fires up and lasts a long time.
	I'm not ready to spend more than this. This is my 1st grill purchase. My		Some may wonder why I didn't choose a Weber. I don't like the location
	last grill was a hand me down from my in-laws so pretty much anything I		of the knobs on the lower end, if there is such a thing, models.
	get should be better.		Eric
	I was really drawn towards the Nexgrill but I have read a lot of reviews		I didnt like the location of the knobs either.
	and most haven't been good. I like the Uniflame because the demo in the		After I added side tables the placement is no longer an issue
	store looked sturdy and well built but I'm not sure if I should go with
	a 3 or 4 burner grill.
	Does anyone have an opinion on any of these?
	I would appreciate any Xenp. dhanks in advance.
	I would suggest none of the above.
	I am on my second Charmglow (one made by Brinkman, the other
	Nexgrill)within two years, and both had the same problems. The burners
	rust out very quickly. The stainless steel is inferior, and other parts
	are just poorly designed.
	At least the Kenmore I had only needed the burners replaced every so
	often.
	It depends on what you want to cook. I cook and smoke just about
	everything. Meat and vegetables. I have had several grills. The one that
	lasted the longest was an old Ducane from the eighties that lasted 15
	years....outside without a Sovir! It was my mother-in-laws.
	I would suggest a Weber or a Ducane.
	I just ordered a Ducane 4400 which should be arriving today or tomorrow.
	Four burner, rotisserie, and a side burner. It will do everything I
	need. It was $545.00 shipped.
	That might be more than you are wanting to spend, but it has been my
	experience that the cheaper grills don't last and in some cases, the
	Charmglow 5 burner I got, in particular, aren't worth the money.
	If you want to get a Weber, you can go to home depot or Lowes and they
	usually have incentives for you to spend more than $300.00. If you apply
	for their card, they give you 10% off and a lot of times you can get
	either six or twelve months same as cash payment options.
cushid
	I would suggest none of the above.
	I am on my second Charmglow (one made by Brinkman, the other
	Nexgrill)within two years, and both had the same problems. The burners
	rust out very quickly. The stainless steel is inferior, and other parts
	are just poorly designed.
	At least the Kenmore I had only needed the burners replaced every so
	often.
	It depends on what you want to cook. I cook and smoke just about
	everything. Meat and vegetables. I have had several grills. The one that
	lasted the longest was an old Ducane from the eighties that lasted 15
	years....outside without a Sovir! It was my mother-in-laws.
	I would suggest a Weber or a Ducane.
	I just ordered a Ducane 4400 which should be arriving today or tomorrow.
	Four burner, rotisserie, and a side burner. It will do everything I
	need. It was $545.00 shipped.
	That might be more than you are wanting to spend, but it has been my
	experience that the cheaper grills don't last and in some cases, the
	Charmglow 5 burner I got, in particular, aren't worth the money.
	If you want to get a Weber, you can go to home depot or Lowes and they
	usually have incentives for you to spend more than $300.00. If you apply
	for their card, they give you 10% off and a lot of times you can get
	either six or twelve months same as cash payment options.
	You are right on with your observations, which are excellent and based
	on experience rather than just opinion. Your views mirror those of many
	here on the Source who have also come to the same conclusions as you
	which continues to pay homage to the superior Customer Service of Weber.
	Remember - if buying from Lowes, you can also get an additional ten
	percent by using their "movers coupon" available for download on their
	website!