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Very cool.Now I can annoy the neighbors lol.
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I been looking at them for a while .Very cool.
I BBQ nearly every day. Keeps the mess out of the kitchen.
I've been watching pellet grills for quite a while. I want one. I'm getting closer. It would be easier if my existing BBQ would just give up the ghost.
Ain't nuffin wrong with Buick, especially if you have the right Buick to show up in! Some of the most powerful no joke serious muscle cars ever made were Buicks!I bought an old Buick hat. I can't wait to see what people say.
Very cool.
I BBQ nearly every day. Keeps the mess out of the kitchen.
I've been watching pellet grills for quite a while. I want one. I'm getting closer. It would be easier if my existing BBQ would just give up the ghost.
I need a new BBQ, mine finally gave up the ghost and quit! Between the burner rotting and now the valve frozen, its finally done!
Now, trying to decide which one to get, this last one has lasted since 2008, and got used almost daily, but the dn things have gotten super expensive lately!
In the market to replace the gas grille, the firebox has rotted away to nothing. So it's time... Keep eyeballing Traeger's, thinking pellet is the way to go, but those guys get kinda pricy right quick... And most of the knockoff's seem to be a bit thinner and not on the same level quality wise...
Decisions, decisions...
I have a green mountain grille that the wife bought me and I use it every chance I get.I been looking at them for a while .
There expensive.
I ordered this one yesterday it's a Amazon cheap one well it was feww hundred bucks.
Well, the Rhino II and J-arm mount sucks. Joe could have done better IMOI am literally seething with jealousy... SEETHING, I tell ya!
IIRC, for real power the B-O-P (Buick-Olds-Pontiac) V8 used to be preferred over even the Large Block Chevy--and a pair of Buick Wildcat engines provided the cranking power on SR-71 Blackbird start-carts.Ain't nuffin wrong with Buick, especially if you have the right Buick to show up in! Some of the most powerful no joke serious muscle cars ever made were Buicks!
That is correct, a pair of 325 HP 401 Buick Nailheads were used on those carts up until the early 80's when they got new power/start carts with a pair of Detroit Diesel 6V92 Silver Eagles, making around 400 HP each! It wasn't so much the horse power as it was getting very hard to find parts for those old used up Buicks, G.M. Just didn't have any more! The Detroit's were a good replacement, you could crank them from cold, instantly spin them to full power and leave them there till rapture or they ran out of fuel! Certain areas had "Winter Carts" which had a pair of 300 HP Solar Turbines instead of piston engines, and those were highly regarded among the ground personal as being the best of the best, but you had to have lots of fuel around for them, they really sucked it up!IIRC, for real power the B-O-P (Buick-Olds-Pontiac) V8 used to be preferred over even the Large Block Chevy--and a pair of Buick Wildcat engines provided the cranking power on SR-71 Blackbird start-carts.