rickm
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Super_Dave wrote:My criticism of the Weber Q is the heat diffuser and the way it allows everything to drip to the bottom of the grill.
thats exactly what their full size BBQ do too..... in the disposable drip pan! What a terrific idea. Maybe i'm bias, i own the full size for home, and just bought a weber Q 120 for the campground.... and Camping World has the stand on sale right now for $39.95...just ordered one too. Oh yeah, one last thing, you ever need a Weber part, they have it, their Customer Service is outstanding
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Ron3rd
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rickm wrote:Super_Dave wrote:My criticism of the Weber Q is the heat diffuser and the way it allows everything to drip to the bottom of the grill.
thats exactly what their full size BBQ do too..... in the disposable drip pan! What a terrific idea. Maybe i'm bias, i own the full size for home, and just bought a weber Q 120 for the campground.... and Camping World has the stand on sale right now for $39.95...just ordered one too. Oh yeah, one last thing, you ever need a Weber part, they have it, their Customer Service is outstanding
X2, if you get a Q, get the rolling stand too. I bought the stand when I bought my Q about 7 years ago and both are still in great shape. The stand is a very worthwhile option.
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Hate to hi-jack this but I have a question on the Webber Q.
When I go camping I typically end up cooking steaks for the family, which turns into 1-2 Flank steaks + others. How does this do for cooking steaks? Is it even heat across, and is it only good for one at a time?
I'm wanting to find a grill this summer that I can cook 2-3 steaks at a time evenly without spending 2 hours cooking for 10 people. Keep seeing good reviews on this guy for 1-2 people, but figured I would ask.
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Ron3rd
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AkJason wrote:Hate to hi-jack this but I have a question on the Webber Q.
When I go camping I typically end up cooking steaks for the family, which turns into 1-2 Flank steaks + others. How does this do for cooking steaks? Is it even heat across, and is it only good for one at a time?
I'm wanting to find a grill this summer that I can cook 2-3 steaks at a time evenly without spending 2 hours cooking for 10 people. Keep seeing good reviews on this guy for 1-2 people, but figured I would ask.
The full size Q like we have will do the job of grilling steaks nicely. We do it all the time. With proper propane pressure, it can get plenty hot enough to sear steaks too. Great grill, and well made to.
We have an older Q (7 years old) and at the time they did not come with a temp gauge in the lid. I might add one someday.
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