Huntington rebel propane grill

I had a first this evening and was wondering if anyone else has seen this or thought what might have caused it.
Went to fire my grill up for a couple steaks and the flame coming off the burners were extremely small. Like I was out of propane small. But I knew I should have had plenty. I turned the burners off and closed the valve on the bottle in case I had a leak somewhere so I could investigate. Bottle was full, I reopened and didn't smell a leak. Reignited the burners and all was well.
Anyone ever seen this?

Free large propane grill and propane fire pit in alley behind N Raleigh St and 48th. Grill is in good condition, just needs a bit of scrubbing. 4 burners and a side broiler. Fire pit is a bit rusty. Both came with our house and haven’t been used by us.
I’ll add a comment when they are gone. Propane tanks not included.

Recently purchased my first home and looking to purchase my first propane grill. Just looking for any recommendations yall might have. Would like to keep it below $500. Don’t need anything crazy - only feeding 2 people for the most part.

So darling girl (we'll call her Amy) had a taste of life when SHTF this week after the power was cut off to our rural cabin for 3 days straight.
Sadly, I'm more of an armchair prepper than a hands-on guy, plus I was away on business so wasn't much help. Lack of electricity also meant the electric pump to our artesian well didn't run so Amy had no power AND no running water.
Most of the lessons we've learned will be pretty obvious to you guys as experienced Preppers but I wanted to share what I've learned so you can show this to anyone who says that prepping is only for the paranoid.
I'm also immensely indebted to the TheSensiblePrepper for his awesome 'Power Out Kit List'. You saved our lives, man!
Check your UPS
Living out in the country we're used to temporary power cuts, so I use a laptop with a UPS for work. We also have a Starlink satellite dish for internet. When the power first went down I suggested to Amy that she plug the Starlink router into the UPS to get online, only to find it needed way more juice (1000 VA) than my budget UPS could supply. Naturally I'd have known this if I'd troubled to test the UPS myself with the Starlink system.
Power Banks : Go Big or Go Home
TheSensiblePrepper's recommended Golabs R300 Power Station couldn't be delivered to our cabin, so we went with a Jackery 1000 with a 200W Solar Panel. This is a classic case in point for why prepping is so important as we had to arrange daily deliveries of mini battery packs for Amy's cellphone each day from a local grocery store just so she could charge her cellphone.
Lay in your Logs
It's great having a log fire as we do. We even have a ton of logs out in the shed. Still Amy's health problems prevented her from fetching them to keep the place warm. Naturally I felt terrible as I was thousands of miles away and couldn't do it for her. Lesson learned: If you're going away and your family have mobility issues, make sure they have everything they need to hand!
Network with Neighbors
Some kind neighbors did invite Amy over a meal, shower and to charge her cellphone the first night of the power cut. Still, Amy didn't feel right about asking for more help as she didn't know them well. If we'd taken the time to visit with the neighbors and maybe help out with a few chores we'd have a much better support network around us. Needless to say, we're going to do that in future!
Water Worries
The lack of running water was a huge obstacle for Amy - the poor girl went without a shower for 3 days! The aforementioned kindly neighbors dropped off a few bottles for drinking and some 'gray' water to flush the toilets.
Still, I've since been researching solar pumps for the artesian well which include a backup battery. It's going to be costly to replace the pump altogether but it's better that than be stuck without water.
Currently I'm leaning towards TheSensiblePrepper's suggestion of laying in some stackable water bricks.
Grab some Gas
Although our house is plumbed for gas, it's only used for heating. In a SHTF scenario, it's also unlikely they'll keep pumping. Amazon came to the rescue here once again with the Grill Boss Portable Propane Stove.
I've no idea if this is the best value for money or most efficient stove out there. I do know in future Amy won't have to eat cold beans out of a tin, even if the gas/power goes down.
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As I said, I'm sure this will seem very obvious to experienced users but if we'd followed the steps in this subreddit sooner, we'd have had a much easier time of it. Perhaps something to share with non-preppers next time they say you worry too much. :-)
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weber link
trying to figure out what's going on here. this grill is listed as $699.99 on webers site, but $869 on a bunch of retail sites. Its not listed on sale on weber's site.
here is home depot for example
Im just worried if I buy this, since there is a large difference in price, weber would just send me the regular S-315 and not the "SX" model.

Hello friends! Long time reader, first time caller here. Seeking your opinions here on a new grill purchase.
We had a propane Charbroil Infrared for about 10 years and it worked well. Got the job done for our regular chicken, burgers, dogs and steaks. It rusted through and we moved on to a Blackstone. Got it on clearance and used it once and sold it. Not a fan of the upkeep on it versus the limited usage it would get.
I am planning to purchase a grill and was planning on a traditional propane but a few pellet grills caught my eye. So I’m here asking questions.
How’s the maintenance on a pellet grill versus a propane grill? Previously I’d burn everything off and clean the grates so maintenance was easy.
If I go pellet, I would need to be able to sear and it seems like that’s possible with some models? We’re mainly a burger, dogs, chicken, steak family so my thought is a pellet might be overkill.
Not a grill warrior, just a dad who likes to cook :)

When my propane Dome was installed, I had no idea that there was a “natural gas” version, and the guy that was installing it in my home asked if I wanted to have it connected to my house’s gas line. I said sure, it’s a little more convenient than using small tanks, since it’s already there and being using for my gas grill and wok burner. I have no idea how he made it work for natural gas or what type of conversion/mod he did, but that’s the way I’ve been using it for over a year now.
I recently realized that there is a dedicated natural gas version, and was wondering if the way I’ve been using the Dome is potentially dangerous or has any downsides.

Hey all. To start, I know I’m in the Weber subreddit, so I’m only really expecting Weber advice. Maybe that’s good, maybe that’s bad. Anyway, I’m trying to pick out a first grill. We just moved into our first home back in October, and my mom is going to gift a grill to us as a housewarming gift; she told me to look around and pick something out. I’ve seen a lot of people outside of this sub suggesting Weber grills as being go-to, so that’s why I’m here. I don’t know what info is relevant, but…
Very new to grilling - I’ve done it once before and massively over cooked some burgers. One other person in the household would also be grilling, and I think he is new, too. We both cook fairly often otherwise, though. There’s 3 of us now, and we do plan to use this as an excuse to invite people over to entertain; something that is a little bigger would probably be ideal. I don’t necessarily think there’s a preference between propane, charcoal, or pellets. Our house is part of an HOA and our neighbor (who is on the board) told me we can get whatever we want, just make sure we get a cover for it. I would like to be able to try smoking things eventually - seeing as I am a newbie, I’m thinking it’s best to focus on just learning to grill first. I saw that a lot of folks say it’s best to avoid a grill/smoker combo and get dedicated things for each instead - I assume this is pretty good advice, too, yes?
I’ll close this out with I’m not exactly sure of the budget. I see people really like the Weber Summit Kamado, for example, but I doubt that’s in our price range. Though I’m pretty sure that something that’s $500-$600 is fine (I’m in the US). I also don’t know if it’s necessarily wise for complete novices to look to drop ~$1250+ on a grill. Any help would be appreciated!

Hello:)
Side note, This will be my FIRST TIME attending a show at the gorge, so I apologize in advance if any of these are obvious.
Very excited for the upcoming show at the gorge! With all the EDC hype it’s been actually quite difficult to find information on this show. I’ve been finding a lot of bass canyons threads, or above and beyond threads but it seems as each show is a little bit unique as far as setup and rules go. Any help with these questions would be greatly appreciated, and I hope to see some of you at the gorge this coming up week:)
1- Food situation? So confused on the fact that it seems we CAN bring coolers in, however food needs to be placed in gallon ziplock bags? So do we put them in bags, inside of our cooler? Or do they need to be separated upon entry?
On the same thought, water? The website says only a gallon is permitted? So I cannot bring a 5 gallon water jug for hand washing and what not? How strict are they with this?
2- “Small propane grills welcome” Requirements on this? I have a stove burner that uses a normal size 5 gallon propane tank. It’s only a single burner so does this classify as a small propane grill? Do they allow propane tanks of this size?
3- Camp upgrades. Originally purchased a GA camping pass. I’ve heard some horror stories from bass canyon about the GA pop being quite rowdy, with no regard to the rules. For a show like Illenium, is this going to still be the case? Hoping to upgrade my camping pass but it says the only way to do so is on site during check in. So should we take the premier camping line and expect to upgrade, or do we wait in the GA line and tell them our situation? Has anyone had experience with upgrading your camping pass?
4- Campground opens at 4, is arriving at like 2 or 3pm too early? Or do you shoot for 4 when it opens?
5- ANY OTHER tips, things to watch for, advice or anything at all would be greatly appreciated. (We have lots of stakes for securing our camping items down)
Looking forward to this show, and I’m sure others have some questions as well so feel free to comment them down below
❤️PLUR❤️

My tank sits under my grill in a cabinet and when I use the grill, it is getting pretty warm. Not so hot I can't rest my hand on it, but it's warm. Is that something I need to be concerned about? I got the grill used, and it had a partially melted spot on the regulator hose. I replaced the hose with a stainless braided hose. I have previously used charcoal so I am not very familiar with gas grills.

I am using a 2 burner vevor forge with 20# propane tanks like one might use with a gas grill or patio heater.
Once the tank gets down to a certain point the outside lower 1/4 of it frost's and eventually the pressure noticeably drops.
I have some thoughts, and have received some suggestions.

1. Use larger tank like 100# or at least 30#

The cost of a tank seems pretty high, and the idea of schlepping the bigger tanks to get filled in my Prius make me feel as though, this may not be an immediate option. Besides, I currently have 3 tanks dedicated to forge use, and one other available if needs be, since we really only use it for our patio heater at Thanksgiving. So this is a maybe someday, but not right now.

1. Put the tank in a water bath

I have done similar with canned air. It is messy, and I fear when the weather cools it will be more trouble than it is worth. Now that I am refilling rather than exchanging tanks, I am also not wanting to rust or otherwise damage tanks any sooner than necessary.

1. Use a bucket warmer "band heater" (like an electric blanket but made for buckets)

I currently don't really have any electricity at the forge. I am also reluctant to have an active heat source associated with a propane tank. It seems wrong and potentially dangerous.

1. Use a wye or tee to connect 2 or more tanks should reduce the speed of the flow similarly to a larger tank.

This sounds good in an intuitive sort of way. I don't know for sure but it sounds like a good idea. I'd love to hear from someone doing this successfully. Even with the suggested hardware configuration.
Other ideas would be helpful or information/experiences about these would be cool too.

As promised, The 2024 Memorial Day Camping Gear deal thread is here to help our fellow readers some money for this upcoming holiday break. I have requested the mods keep this post a sticky until June 2, which is when most retailers end their Memorial Day sales. Keep in mind that not all US retailers will ship internationally and any savings you get can be wiped out from import duty, tariffs and taxes from your home country.
Keep in mind inflation has caused many items to have 10-30% price increases as warned by 's post from 2021. Prices will continue to go up as inflation gets out of control, so this could be a better time to buy camping gear than waiting till later in the year.
New for 2024 I am streamlining the deals thread so we can add additional retailers and cut down on clutter. I will list the retailer, example deals and if the retailer participates in cashback sites. Return policy, company background, credit card offers, free shipping etc will no longer be listed as that can be looked up on the retailer's website. This will make the threads appear on less posts and hopefully will flow a bit better. Thanks to several of you who offered this suggestion. I am also adding direct vendor sales as sales start (Marmot, Outdoor Research, Sierra Designs, Outdoor Vitals etc).
This thread focuses on retailers and e-commerce sites in the United States who sell multiple brands, are reputable businesses (ie not scam sites) and they ship and sell to anywhere in the US. I encourage you to check with the vendors directly and to use cashback sites like Activejunky.com and Topcashback.com to save as much money as possible in addition to these links.
Checkout Cashbackholic.com and cashbackmonitor.com to see what cashback sites are offering the highest cashback for whatever site you wish to shop at. Typically activejunky.com is the highest paying cashback site, but sometimes Maxrebates.com , topcashback.com and rakuten.com can be higher.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to this sales thread for last year. I hope to have helped save fellow Redditors as much money as possible to help get more people into camping and the Backcountry. If you find additional retailers of note or sales please comment below and I will update this thread.
Academy Sports:
Academy Sports has not started their Memorial Day sale yet.

• Cashback: Yes. Check current rates.
• Credit Card offers: 5% cashback from US Bank Cash+, Huntington Business VOICE and Academy Sports credit cards

Adventure Supply Company (www.adventuresupplyco.com)
Adventure Supply Company has a few RV and car camping furniture items on sale.

• Cashback: None

Adventure Supply Company (www.supplyyouradventure.com)
Adventure Supply Co has not started their Memorial Day Sale yet

• Cashback: None

Als.com
Als.com has their summer clearance and yard sales started with up to 50% off last season's items.

• Cashback: Yes. Check current rates

Amazon
Amazon has not started any specific Memorial Day sales yet. Expect them to match Moosejaw, Backcountry and REI's sales when they start in addition to Amazon exclusive items like FlexTail Gear, Bulin, Fire Maple etc.

• Cashback: No

Ascent Outdoors
Ascent Outdoors has not started their Memorial Day sales

• Cashback: None

Backcountry.com
Keep in mind several people dislike this retailer due to them being shilled by Dan Becker, Backcountry Exposure etc and they sued a ton of people in 2019 who has the Backcountry name. Backcountry Edge had to change their name to EnWild because of this.
Backcountry has started started their Memorial Day sale with up to 30% off site wide. There are a few really good deals, such as the Marmot Limestone 6p 2022 model for $225 - which is over 50% off the original MSRP.
Backcountry

• Cashback: Yes. Check current rates

Backcountrygear.com
Backcoutrygear.com has 25% off Mountainsmith items.

• Cashback: none

Bass Pro Shops/Cabelas:
Note there is some negative sentiment against Bass Pro after their acquisition of Cabelas.
BassPro/Cabelas has started their "Summer Sale" with up to 30% off. Featured deals include large discounts on the Garmin Fenix and Epix watches, $50 gift card for Yeti coolers and 10-30% off many campchef grills and stoves.

• Cashback: Yes. Check current rates.

BentGate:
Bentgate has not started their Memorial Day sale.

• Cashback: None.

Big Agnes:
Big Agnes has started their Memorial Day sale with up to 50% off clearance and 30% off regular priced items.

• Cashback: None.

Bivouac:
Bivouac has not started their Memorial Day sale yet.

• Cashback: None.

Bob Wards:
Bob Wards is offering 20% off most non MAP priced items with the coupon code NEW20.

• Cashback: Yes. Check current rates.

Camping World / Gander Mountain

• Camping World/Gander Mountain has their "grillfest" sale going on right now with up to 50% off Blackstone branded grills, smokers and griddles.
• They also have started their Truckload camp chair sale with up to 70% off chairs.
• Cashback: Yes. Check current rates.

Campman.com
Campman has started their Memorial Day sale with up to 50% off. Exped, Jetboil Nemo, Deuter etc are all on sale.

• Cashback: None

Campmor.com
Campmor has their "customer appreciation sale" in store sale on May 18 from 10am to 5pm with special in store deals.
They are also offering their usual coupon codes: STARS20 STARS40 and STARS60 to take 20 off of 100, 40 off of 200 and 60 off of 300 (20% discount). No valid on MAP priced items and specific catagories.

• Cashback: Yes. Check current rates.

Campsaver.com
Campsaver has started their mega Memorial Day sale!

• 20% off a single full priced NON-MAP priced item and 20% your entire Outlet purchase using the coupon code MEMTW. Ends 5/27 at midnight MST.
• 15% rewards bonus on new featured gear. Ends 5/31 at midnight MST
• 30% off Merrell shoes and 25% off certain Black Diamond items.
• May "Blazing deals". Ends 5/31 at midnight MST. Many many items on sale from Marmot, Big Agnes, Nemo etc.

Cashback: None
Cascade Designs (MSR, SealLine, Pack Towel, Platypus, Therm-a-Rest)
Cascade Designs has started their Memorial Day sale on all their brands up to 50% off.

• Cashback: Yes. Check rates here.

Columbia:
Columbia has started their Memorial Day sale. Great deals on pants, jackets etc.

• Cashback: Yes. Check current rates.

Costco
Costco has several good deals on budget camping gear for Memorial Day:
*Cascade Mountain Tech Carbon Fiber trekking poles are $35 - These sell for $45-$55 on Amazon. One of the best bargains overall for camping gear.
Note you must be a Costco member or you must have a Costco member purchase a CostCO cash gift card to purchase. Many deals are in store only and YMMV on available inventory.
Cotopaxi
Cotapaxi has started their Memorial Day sale with up to 30% off current styles.
Cashback: Yes. Check current rates
Decathlon:
Decathlon has not started their Memorial Day sale yet

• Cashback: None

Dicks Sporting Goods / Moosejaw / Public Lands
Note: Dicks Sporting Goods purchased Moosejaw in February of 2023.

• Dicks has started their Memorial Day sale with many deals on camp cooking and heavier car camping equipment.
• Moosejaw is offering 20% off any non-MAP priced item when you sign in to your Dicks Score Card account. They are also offering up to 50% off site wide for Memorial Day.
• Public Lands has 20% off automatically on one non-MAP priced item at checkout.
• Cashback: Yes. Check current rates at Dicks,
• No cashback available for Public Lands.

Dunham's Sports
Dunham's has not started their Memorial Day sale yet.

• Cashback: None

Eastern Mountain Sports
EMS has a up to 80% off clearance event and is also offering a $10 gift card on $50 purchases and a $20 gift card on $100 or more purchases.

• Cashback: Yes. Check current rates.

EnWild (formally Backcountryedge.com before Backcountry.com demanded they change their name)
EnWild has started their Memorial Day sale. They are matching REI, Moosejaw etc with the same deals. Big Agnes, Marmot, Jetboil, Kelty are all on sale.

• Cashback: None

Everestgear.com
Everest Gear is offering JetBoil, Marmot, Darn Tough socks on sale.

• Cashback: None

Evo.com
Evo has started their Memorial Day sale with up to 50% off summer gear. They are matching many of the same deals from Moosejaw, REI etc.

• Cashback: None

Exped:
Exped is offering 25% off site wide with free shipping and has a couple closeout deals on the Exped Dura series of mats. Expires 5/27.
Exxel Outdoors (Kelty, Sierra Designs, Slumberjack)
Sierra Designs, Slumberjack and Kelty have started their Memorial Day sales.

• Kelty is offering 25% off site wide with the coupon code "MEMORIAL2024"
• Sierra Designs is offering 25% off site wide with the coupon code "MEMORIAL"
• Slumberjack is offering 30% off site wide with the coupon code "MEMORIALDAY30"
• Cashback: Yes. Check current rates for Kelty and Sierra Designs. No cashback available for Slumberjack.

Garage Grown Gear:
For the UL backpacker and hiking enthusiast, Garage Grown Gear is offering a big Small Business sale with anywhere between 5%-30% off various brands (Six Moons, Hammock Gear, LiteAF, Slingfin etc).
Cashback: none
Gossamer Gear
Gossamer Gear has not started their Memorial Day sale yet.

• Cashback: none

Half Moon Outfitters:
Half Moon Outfitters has not started their Memorial Day sale yet.

• Cashback: None

Hammock Gear:
Hammock Gear is offering 20% off site wide until 5/21 for Small Business Week.
Cashback: None
Helinox
Helinox is offering 25% off site wide. Helinox now MAP prices all their products so sales are rare. Good till May 27.
Cashback: Yes. Check current rates
Iceco
Iceco has not started their Memorial Day sale yet.
Johnson Outdoors (Eureka, Jetboil)
Keep in mind Eureka is being shut down by Johnson Outdoors, so after sale warranty support and parts availability may be limited in the future.
Eureka is offering up to 40% off site wide for Memorial Day
Jetboil is offering $50 off MiniMo, Flash and Genesis Base Camp models

• Cashback: None

Kaviso:
Kaviso, who is the exclusive retailer of Durston X-Mid tents, is offering 25% off site wide for all Nemo items until May 27.
Kittery Trading Post
Kittery Trading Post has not started their Memorial Day sale yet.

• Cashback: None

LL Bean
LL Bean has not started their Memorial Day sale yet.

• Cashback: Yes. Check current rates.

Marmot:
Marmot is running 30% off site wide for Memorial Day. Expires 5/27.
Cashback: Yes. Check current rates.
Merrell:
Merrell Shoes is running up to 50% off site wide for Memorial Day.

• Cashback: Yes. Check current rates.

Miyar Adventures:
Miyar Adventures has not started their Memorial Day sale yet

• Cashback: None

Neptune Mountaineering:
Neptune Mountaineering has not started their Memorial Day sale yet.

• Cashback: None

North Face
North Face is offering up to 40% off many items site wide

• cashback: none

OMCGear
OMCGear is matching several of the same prices and deals from Moosejaw, Backcountry, REI for Memorial day.

• Cashback: None

Outdoor Gear Exchange:
Outdoor Gear Exchange has started their Memorial Day sale up to 30% off. Matching the sale deals from Big Agnes, Moosejaw etc. Big Agnes, Nemo, Marmot, Osprey etc

• Cashback: Yes. Check current Rates.

Outdoor Research:
Outdoor Research has started their "May melt out sale" with up to 25% off site side.

• Cashback: Yes. Check current rates.

[Outdoor Vitals)[https://www.outdoorvitals.com)
Outdoor Vitals is offering 20% off all non Outdoor Vitals items for Live Ultralight members.
Live Ultralight is $10 a month. You get a $10 store credit, access to exclusive discounts and free Priority Mail shipping.
Cashback: none
Paragon Sports:
Paragon Sports has started their Memorial Day sale with up to 30% off site wide.

• Cashback: None

REI:
REI's Anniversary Sale for 2024 has started on May 17 and run until May 27. More details in my other stickied post:
https://www.reddit.com/CampingGeacomments/1couk63/rei_2024_anniversary_sale_catalog_is_now_live/
other details

• Cashback: None

Rock and Snow:
Rock and Snow has not started their Memorial Day sale yet.

• Cashback: None

RTIC
RTIC has not started their Memorial Day sale yet.
Sea To Summit:
Sea to Summit is offering their "bundle and save sale". Save a bigger amount the more sleep system items you purchase. 10% off of 1 item, 15% off of 2, 20% off of 3 etc.

• Cashback: Yes. Check current rates.

Salomon:
Salomon is offering 25% all shoes site wide for Memorial Day. Good to look at if you are eyeing a pair of trail runners or hiking boots.

• Cashback: None

Scheel's:
Scheels has many Big Agnes tents on sale for 20-30% off for Memorial Day.
Sports Basement:
Sports Basement has started their Big Camp Sale with great deals:

• Up to 30% off all sleeping pads
• Up to 30% off tents and sunshades
• Up to 25% off select hiking apparel
• Up to 30% off backpacks and kid carriers
• Up to 25% off many brands of hiking shoes

Note: To get the full 30% off you must be a member of the "Basmeteer" program, which is a one time $30 fee. This gives free shipping, longer return policy and free re-fills of the Flame King 1lb propane bottles (refills only offered in store). Otherwise the sale discount is 25% off.
Sports Basement currently has the best sale on Exped pads right now for 30% off if you are Basemeteer; even better than Exped's direct sale.
Cashback: none
Sportsman's Warehouse:
Sportsman's Warehouse has started their Memorial Day sale. Up to 40% off all camping gear items from major brands (Sea to Summit, Granite gear, Marmot etc)

• Cashback: Yes. Check current rates.

Sunny Sports
SunnySports has not started their Memorial Day sale yet

• Cashback: Yes.

White Duck Outdoors
White Duck Outdoors is offering 10-25% off for Memorial Day. Expires 5/27.
ZenBivy
ZenBivy is offering up to 25% off site wide for Small Business Week.
Cashback: none

Hoping for some advice. I’ve been using a weber kettle (performer with propane starter) for the last 12 years and it’s on its last legs. I’m in the fortunate position at the moment where budget isn’t an issue (which won’t always be the case so want to make the right decision and get something that will last another 12 years).
A few considerations: -I live in Canada and it gets COLD in the winter so would be nice to be able to grill year round. -I do 95% straight up grilling - 2 zone fires, chicken, steak, burgers, fish, veggies. -I mostly cook for 4-6 people but would be nice to be able to accommodate a few more when having people over (my current 22” kettle feels a little small on occasion when I need to cook meat AND veggies simultaneously) -would be nice to have versatility to be able to do low and slow and pizza, though that won’t be my primary -as mentioned, looking for something that will LAST -Maintaining temp has been an issue with my current grill -I need to be able to move it around sometimes, so can’t be too heavy so I think most Kamado are out
I think I’ve narrowed it down to:
-Weber Kamado - Kamado but light enough to move around, and 24”! -Napoleon (Canadian company which is good!) 605 - cart-style charcoal that seems interesting… can add charcoal to the fire easily, can move the fire up and down… -napoleon kettle with cart (22” so small but seems interesting) -anything else?
Thanks!

Good day fellow pie heads. I have a little predicament with a natural gas (NG) conversion for my Koda 16, and am seeking advice.
I recently added a NG line to our deck, primarily servicing a new Napoleon 500-series NG grill. This new grill included a NG hose and a 1/2 female QC fitting for interconnecting the grill’s NG male QC whip, to the existing 1/2” NG supply line on my deck.
My Ooni is a propane model by default, and I’ve purchased the natural gas conversion kit, only to find inconsistent QC fitting sizes. The Ooni comes with 3/8 QC fittings, which cannot directly connect to my existing 1/2 QC.
Has anyone encountered this, and if so, what was your resolution?

https://www.bbqguys.com/a/24341/learn/bbq/buying-guides/gas-grills/warranty-comparison
I have been considering a new smaller propane grill to compliment my Weber charcoal grill that I use for smoking and chicken.
I wish Weber would make stainless charcoal grills but I'm guessing rust does them a lot of $favors$.
I don't need a huge grill. Just big enough for a couple steaks /tritip and a veggie basket. I was thinking the Coyote 28" C series. The housing and burners have a lifetime warranty and mind you absolutely nothing Weber sells has a lifetime warranty. The problem is, I can find 0 reviews on Coyote grills. A close second consideration is Blaze Prelude 25inch. And I'm kind of bummed their premium line has no small grills. Those grates look THICC.

Hello, I'm tasked for finding my church a grill with a budget of 3k. Has anyone had experience with this grill? Pros and cons please. Thank you!