Hello from the DC area

[FireMan]

Welcome aboard. What are you or will you be cookin on? Eat good and have fun!

[SmokingSteve]

Welcome! Glad you made it! Congratulations on the house! Around here we like grilling our chops, not busting yours. If there is any such thing as a silly question I figure I have already cornered the market. So you go right ahead and ask anything you want, we're all friendly.

[jgreen]

Welcome from Winnipeg.

[holehogg]

Greetings from South Africa

[HouseHomey]

Huntington Beach welcomes you sir.

im expecting a DC girl and her hubby over for burgers n wings shortly. Must be in the air. Half of my side is from Hyattsville.

[KarchyBBQ]

Welcome from MoCo, MD!!

[Skip]

Welcome from Minnesota.

[danielmeyerson]

Welcome aboard. What are you or will you be cookin on? Eat good and have fun!

I just got myself a Weber Spirit II and after cooking on it once (it did a great job) and cleaning it, the ignition system won't work now. So I'm going back to the drawing board and see if I want to go for the Genesis line or go Charcoal.

[jumbo7676]

I'm in Centreville, VA and have found lots of deals on grills/smokers on Facebook Marketplace in this area. But beware the temptation that comes with being Pit membership and access to cheap grills. I was happy with a pellet grill and a Spirit. Then I suddenly found myself adding a Weber Kettle, two Weber Performers, a 14" Weber Smokey Mountain, and a Genesis (to upgrade the Spirit which I will sell). Went quickly from 2 cookers to 7 cookers + 1 unhappy wife. Such is life in the Pit.

[danielmeyerson]

Yeah, I'm definitely trying to make sure that my wife continues to support my grilling habit, so I'm restraining from getting all of the shiny things I want.

As of right now, in order to limit my purchasing, I'm leaning towards getting a 26" Webel Kettle and a slow n' sear (already have the tools and the Maverick XR50 thermometer) so I can have flexibility with the amount of grill area, and some space for smoking.

[KarchyBBQ]

I have the 26” kettle with standard slow n sear. It’s a pretty great setup. I think the SnS XL would likely be a little more fuel efficient but I like the extra space particularly when I add the expansion grate.

[DiverDriver]

Cheers form the Fort!

[clb239]

Welcome from Farmville, Va...

[Rob Johnston]

Hello from Pittsburgh!