Ok, all-knowing Outdoors board. Budget is $800 max. 4, 5 or 6 burners. Would absolutely LOVE to be closer to $500 than $800, but gotta pay for quality. I get it

Annnnnnnd, go

In reply to FILO505 Weber. Had mine for 6 years. Fires up every time. Consistent even heat. Do it.

I had a Blaze 5 burner. It was a soulless ***** and hard to keep clean. When my wife decided to remodel the entire back yard, including kitchen, my only request was to replace it with a pellet. Got a Yoder. I absolutely love it…..but price would put it out of your range. Worth the investment IMO.

Why not a Primo XL? Are you opposed to that? I hauled my Weber to the road 5 months later. Just didn't use it anymore.

If not, Weber is the way.

Take a look at Facebook Marketplace for grills. There are a LOT of them on there all the time and prices can be very reasonable to giveaway.

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f burg ag said:

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I had a Blaze 5 burner. It was a soulless ***** and hard to keep clean. When my wife decided to remodel the entire back yard, including kitchen, my only request was to replace it with a pellet. Got a Yoder. I absolutely love it…..but price would put it out of your range. Worth the investment IMO.

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I've got a Blaze 3 burner and a Blaze griddle. I've had great experiences with them.

Would look at a Grilla Primate, was recently on sale for $825. Gives you a gas grill and griddle top all in one. BarbecueLab.com raves about them, most hybrids sacrifice quality on the gas grill or griddle, but the Primate is great on both.

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TRIDENT said:

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Get a Weber

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This! Recently replaced my old 4 burner char broil with a Weber Genesis S-335. Amazing upgrade and we use it every chance we get. Gets very hot quickly, even temp, and flare ups are nearly zero. Looks like the entry Genesis fits your budget. Good luck.

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txrancher69 said:

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Take a look at Facebook Marketplace for grills. There are a LOT of them on there all the time and prices can be very reasonable to giveaway.

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This. And, if you go with a Weber, you can find replacement parts fairly easily if you find a Weber gas grill on the cheap that just needs some parts replaced.

I got a nice Black Enameled Members Mark branded one from Sams Club 2 years ago and it has held up extremely well. I washed the dust off it sunday afternoon before grilling some fajitas and it looked practically brand new again, The drip tray is heavy duty and very easy to remove and clean, especially if you line it with some heavy duty foil.

Weber is the best. That said my brother bought the Monument Grill Larger 4-Burner Stainless Steel & it's held up extremely well. He got it under $500 bucks. He picked his up at Lowe's.

Shop around at BBQGuys.com

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FILO505 said:

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Ok, all-knowing Outdoors board. Budget is $800 max. 4, 5 or 6 burners. Would absolutely LOVE to be closer to $500 than $800, but gotta pay for quality. I get it

Annnnnnnd, go

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Watch FB Marketplace for a slightly used big Weber Genesis. Should be able to stay around $500.

They are tried and true, and replacement parts are reasonably priced, easy to find on Amazon, and easy to install. If you take care of it, it will last for a very long time.