[ScreamingCockatoo]

After my POS finally died last night in the middle of my rib-eyes, I finally said to heck with fixing it yet again and bought THIS!

 

[Harbinger]

You, sir, are a mighty cockatoo.

:bow:

Very nice! Congrats.

 

[Fernando Coelho]

Well done! Emeril would be proud! Is that a Jennair or Weber?

I recently found out that our grill is now a nest for a family of squirrels. Besides the fact that it was trashed anyway, now I am definitely replacing it.

 

[ScreamingCockatoo]

I couldn't afford the Weber or Jennaire.
It's a Brinkman 2600. You get them at Lowes. $400.
Man was the box HEAVY!
It has 4 cast iron burners, ceramic coated grills and flame spreaders and a an electric starter. Press the button and tic, tic, tic.

Oh here's the first meal off it:

 

[Fernando Coelho]

Lowes... that's where I saw it. Very cool grill.

My daughters have their friends over so it's a pizza night over here.

 

[Joe Forte]

That's the only way to go. I got tired of replacing the grill every couple of years. I sent my son Nick out and told him to get one of those real heavy duty ones. It will probably outlast me. It's similar to the one you show here.

 

[rhedley]

a good grill

I bought the same one, from Lowes, it's a Brinkman, $399.

Love it...,

Where did you get that steak!!!

 

[Guest]

Ingles. The wife bought them on sale!

 

[Mars]

Ok heerz my new one. All this talk about grills made me want a real one!
It's a Thermos brand and it was only $300.

 

[tspud1]

How about this grill?

 

[Joe Forte]

Looks like a restaurant broiler.

 

[Fernando Coelho]

Or like one of the new outdoor cooking grills that will be available from AmBack :wink:

 

[tspud1]

It is a commercial broiler designed for a drop in installation
in the backyard patio.

Does this make you hungry???

 

[Cigar Man]

How about this grill?

Damn - that's not a grill..... it's a full friggin' Inquisition…

 

[tspud1]

Check out this new cooker I made. I put a thermostat and safety valve on it. That way it will kick on the gas burner when the charcoal burns down to the set temperature. That way I don't have to stay up all night feeding the charcaol and messing with the vents. I am in the process of making another with some extra features that have been suggested.

[IMG=left]http://www.amback.com/images/uploaded/smoker.jpg[/IMG]

 

[SpecialEd]

That's pretty cool, how do you make sure the gas gets ignited?

Ed

 

[dinosaur]

Lowes has a Thermos that has a deep fat frier. :lol: Just what a boy with a heart condition needs. :roll: $500 and the box will double as a garage for an Abrams! :shock:

Amback is coming out with a grill?

 

[Fernando Coelho]

We may be interested in offering a custom smoker. Would have to see one in action first.

Right now we carry fireplace/BBQ grills...

[IMG=left]http://www.amback.com/images/BBQ%20Grill.jpg[/IMG]

and...

[IMG=left]http://www.amback.com/images/professional_products/Hearth%20with%20Logs.jpg[/IMG]

 

[tspud1]

It has a pilot light inside firebox. It heats a
thermocouple that holds open the safety valve. If the pilot light were
to go out, the thermocouple cools down and shuts all gas off within 30-40 seconds. I'll post picture after I do ribs on Friday. I found a rib
rack on Wednesday in the warehouse that holds 15 racks of ribs.

 

[tspud1]

Here is a picture of the set up with a thermocouple/pilot system.
The cooker can be used with a charcoal grate in place of the stainless
wood chip box. That way when the charcoal burns down the thermostat will kick the burner on and hold the cooking chamber at a nice low temp.