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Weber Spirit II E-210 2-Burner Liquid Propane Grill (Black) Expired
$360
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Amazon has Weber Spirit II E-210 2-Burner Liquid Propane Grill (Black, 44010001) on sale for $359.99 when you clip the $39.01 Off coupon on the page. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member Lou_ for sharing this deal.
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- 2 Stainless steel burners with 26,500 BTU will provide ultimate heat distribution to the cooking grates
- The thin side of the porcelain-enameled, cast-iron cooking grates is ideal for delicate food such as fish and shrimp, while the wider side creates a thick sear mark enhancing the flavor of your food
- 360 sq in of primary cooking area gives you plenty of room for a wide variety of difference foods to grill at once, 90 sq in of warming rack area will keep food warm while the rest is being finished
- Infinity ignition is ensured to igniter every time so you are up-and-grilling the first time every time
- 6 Tool hooks to keep your grilling tools within easy reach, left side table conveniently folds down to save space
- Center mounted thermometer ensures consistent cooking temperatures
- The easy-to-read fuel gauge located next to the gas tank lets you see how much fuel is left in the tank; gas tank is easy to access and remove; LP model only tank not included
- 10 Year limited warranty
- Grill dimensions:
- Lid Open: 57"H x 48"W x 26"D.
- Lid Closed: 44.5"H x 48"W x 27"D.
- Each cooking grate is 10.16" x 17.5", for a combined measurement of approximately 20.32" x 17.5"
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at 03:48 PM
Just a little higher than a previous FP deal in January.
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These Weber grills are really nice for the price. You can get cheaper grills that might have a higher BTU rating but the build quality is not the same. Webers generally have a thicker gauge steel and have better heat retention. The heat distribution is usually a lot better too. Some of the cheaper grills will have 5 burners but you'll notice that the flames would be hotter in a specific corner or only on one side.
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These Weber grills are really nice for the price. You can get cheaper grills that might have a higher BTU rating but the build quality is not the same. Webers generally have a thicker gauge steel and have better heat retention. The heat distribution is usually a lot better too. Some of the cheaper grills will have 5 burners but you'll notice that the flames would be hotter in a specific corner or only on one side.
I have the 210 and always shut it off at the tank. I have to look into this, I had no idea…
What a nightmare.
Found rust in various places, so it's not like these grills don't rust like everybody likes to pretend.
If you're going to look at a Genesis grill, I would recommend looking at the Napoleon Prestige series instead - still made in the US and Canada, and the optional side infrared burner is awesome. If you're looking at something cheaper, I would look at other brands before Weber...
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They directly compare it, feature-by-feature, to the Weber Genesis E335.
I've never owned a Weber but I've owned a Kirkland grill for over 10 years prior to this so I know you don't have to buy name brand to get a good grill..
For $299, if I keep it covered and it lasts 5+ years (should last more) then I'm happy and didn't spend $1000 on a name-brand 4-burner. That's my logic.
FWIW, I used the Sam's Club grill last night for the first time on some Filet steaks. They came out perfect.
If you have only a small space for a BBQ, I would probably get this Weber but if you want bigger and spend less, the Sam's Club one works well.
This is what prevents me from jumping on this. Worried 2 burners /26k BTU just isn't gonna cut it when I want to crank it.
These Weber grills are really nice for the price. You can get cheaper grills that might have a higher BTU rating but the build quality is not the same. Webers generally have a thicker gauge steel and have better heat retention. The heat distribution is usually a lot better too. Some of the cheaper grills will have 5 burners but you'll notice that the flames would be hotter in a specific corner or only on one side.
Where did you find this info? I looked at the Weber site and it's recommended to close at the fuel source.
From what I read
Propane tanks and natural gas lines are both "fuel sources" for gas grills. Many customers who leave their fuel source "on" do so as a matter of convenience. It's one less thing to turn on or off before and after grilling.
Regardless of the fuel source, for safety reasons, it's very important to turn off the supply of gas to the grill when it's not in use.
If someone or something were to turn on one the control knobs on the grill, it would fill with gas, creating the potential for a very dangerous situation. The best case outcome to this scenario is that the customer would have wasted their gas.
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