So I thought I would need three extra bodies to flip this dude right side up, turns out I just needed some umpphhh, though I probably wouldn't recommend it. 
I'll add pictures with the phone later when there is better light in the morning.
I almost ordered the RecTec 680 but I really needed more space than what it offers, even with the new shelf you can get. I also needed upgraded wheels, which you can get, but they were still a bit more than what I got from Nebraska.
The Yoder 640 was looked at closely at the end, but the upgraded wheels ($795) was waaaay more than what I really wanted to pay. Plus the Grid Iron just really seemed like the best bang for the bucks. And the wheels on this thing are MACK DADDY with grease zerts on all wheels.
I really don't think people should have much of anything to complain about when purchasing RectTec or Yoder, I just was really shopping for cooking area and what I felt somewhat comfortable spending that much money on. I've had to turn down requests to cook for fundraisers so I kinda felt bad all of a sudden not being able to help out.
I no longer work approx. 87 hours every two weeks with maybe 5 Saturdays a year. For the last year I am averaging 110 hours every 2 weeks with 26-28 Saturdays a year.
NO WiFi. The night before I ordered this smoker our internet AND my cellphone data service went out. They are connected and sometimes the internet goes in and out without any problems on the phone, but when the internet goes off the grid so does the phone. WiFi would have a been a waste of $$. I have remote thermometers anyways and I don't play golf.
One hitch on the assembly. They forgot to include the bolts to mount the legs to the cooker. Which reminds me, I need to tighten them dudes up, I was so excited to get it upright I forgot. A quick trip to Wal-Mart fixed the legs. Looking at the item list it mentions a "bucket of bolts." I wondered why they put them in a bucket, then I realized they forgot the grease bucket.
Duhhhhh...
Another great thing I realized is I should be able to easily roll this thing up the hill and into the back yard and down to the patio. Thought about going out right now and trying but I have to get on the road, not good at 4 in the morning.
I'll add pictures with the phone later when there is better light in the morning.
I almost ordered the RecTec 680 but I really needed more space than what it offers, even with the new shelf you can get. I also needed upgraded wheels, which you can get, but they were still a bit more than what I got from Nebraska.
The Yoder 640 was looked at closely at the end, but the upgraded wheels ($795) was waaaay more than what I really wanted to pay. Plus the Grid Iron just really seemed like the best bang for the bucks. And the wheels on this thing are MACK DADDY with grease zerts on all wheels.
I really don't think people should have much of anything to complain about when purchasing RectTec or Yoder, I just was really shopping for cooking area and what I felt somewhat comfortable spending that much money on. I've had to turn down requests to cook for fundraisers so I kinda felt bad all of a sudden not being able to help out.
I no longer work approx. 87 hours every two weeks with maybe 5 Saturdays a year. For the last year I am averaging 110 hours every 2 weeks with 26-28 Saturdays a year.
NO WiFi. The night before I ordered this smoker our internet AND my cellphone data service went out. They are connected and sometimes the internet goes in and out without any problems on the phone, but when the internet goes off the grid so does the phone. WiFi would have a been a waste of $$. I have remote thermometers anyways and I don't play golf.
One hitch on the assembly. They forgot to include the bolts to mount the legs to the cooker. Which reminds me, I need to tighten them dudes up, I was so excited to get it upright I forgot. A quick trip to Wal-Mart fixed the legs. Looking at the item list it mentions a "bucket of bolts." I wondered why they put them in a bucket, then I realized they forgot the grease bucket.
Duhhhhh...Another great thing I realized is I should be able to easily roll this thing up the hill and into the back yard and down to the patio. Thought about going out right now and trying but I have to get on the road, not good at 4 in the morning.
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