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scottcougar

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Posted: 05/03/08 09:22am

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Whats better for portable barbeques? the Weber Q220 or the Broil King PORTA-CHEF? the broil king is 20,000 btus and 360 Sq inches cooking surface. The weber Q220 is 12,000 btus and 280 Sq inch surface.

scottcougar

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Posted: 05/03/08 09:23am

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kinda off topic i know but. I want to be able to store it in my cougar 304 bhs inside the front storage compartments (under bed)

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Posted: 05/03/08 09:38am

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I am a die hard Weber fan.. They have an amazingly even cooking surface due to the unit, burner, and cast iron grill design. And my Q fits under the Queen bed up front.

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jauguston

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Posted: 05/03/08 09:41am

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There are a bunch of folks on this forum that think the Weber Q is about as good as it gets. We are among that group - great grille!

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downtheroad

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Posted: 05/03/08 09:54am

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We have owned and used everything from Vermont Castings to Chinese Cheapy... Any Weber model shape or size be it gas or charcoal is a very safe bet.

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scottcougar

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Posted: 05/03/08 09:58am

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thanks. weber q220 it is..all the way

rondeb

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Posted: 05/03/08 10:50am

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I can only post regarding the Weber Baby Q. It is fantastic. We have used it for 3 years now and it is wonderful

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Posted: 05/03/08 11:40am

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Another vote for the Weber. I have one and it is an amazing little grill.

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campingwithlobo

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Posted: 05/03/08 12:11pm

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Our Weber Q has been going strong for 5 years now and we still think it is the greatest. You can't go wrong with any Weber product IMHO.

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