After we got the reqtech the propane grill just sat neglected. To each his own.

Same here, I cook alot on my Weber Spirit, it called "Flavorizer"

10 year Weber Genesis and still looks great. If your gonna sit it out in the rain and not cover it, just get the cheapest you can find and chunk it every other year.

X3. Pellet grill/smoker and a two-burner Blackstone, and you're covered.

I went with Blaze.

I've gotten burners replaced under warranty several times. Easy peasy.

I bought NexGrill from HD for my last grill about 4-5 years ago. Been one of the better gas grills I've had as far as longevity. I did buy a set of the GrillGrate.com grates.

Gas grill saved our dinner 2 weeks ago when we lost power right at the start of cooking breakfast for supper. Threw the buttered toast on the top shelf grate, bacon on the side burner in a cast iron skillet and scrambled eggs over the burners. Worked great and was fast.

that came out great, I remember you posting when it started. the blaze are excellent from what I learned but didn't have the configuration the owners here wanted.

RecTeq pellet, PK grill, Weber gas and a Blackstone. They all have their place. Have a little Weber for RVing.

Get a cover and get more time out of it

This has to be done during a test drive of a Truck from Texasmotorcars to complete the circle

Go gas, taste the meat not the heat. Least thats what Hank says.

I don't cover mine, had it 4 years now. I did buy a cheapy power washer and foam cannon, washed it first time recently, darn new looks new. I put some Meguirs spray wax on it this time, shines like a almost new grill.