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imma see if i can get an answer on this.
will update.
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These are made in Canada and they make it for major brands as well which means that they change the name before they sell the items made by these guys.
I got my first one in Oregon in the mid 90’s and had it for 10+ years. It was falling apart eventually but it withstood Eugene and Portland rain for 5 year and the Las Vegas sun for 3-4 years without a cover, just under a patio roof.
Then the right grate broke off. It took me literally over a month to find the manufacturer as information for most manufacturers weren’t available online in the early 2000’s and after I found them, it turned out that they no longer made the grill and had nothing that matched the one I had.
The new models were about 170 dollars for the one that I had and after I sent them the photo of my grill and what was broken, they offered to let me buy one if I wanted to for $45 including shipping. And I did. I had that for 6-7 years with some minor rust and gave it to my friend when I moved to Florida.
I have a gas 4 burner grill, a small round one I had picked up from here I think for 25-30 bucks but I need something bigger, so I am ordering this one right now after I finish writing this.
They may not be the most known brand but they last forever in terms of functionality and the customer service was awesome. In an age where you wait 20-30 minutes to speak to someone and when they try to sell you stuff you don’t need, these guys went out of their way to help me any way that I can and then ended up offering me a new model for almost a fourth the price of a new one, and nothing comparable sold for under $100.
Just that is good enough for me to buy again from these guys.
Edit:
Actually I did find info on it and there was one review that was similar to what I wrote above. Here is the link and the review:
"I call the company today re my BB10514A BBq as the burners are cast brass and burned out. A very nice person I spoke with their informed me the are warranted for 25 yrs however they are no longer avail, with my receipt she can issue me a partial refund on the bbq. Well I have no receipt as the BBq was a gift to me over 5 yrs ago. The company did help me out in replacing the heat indicator that was broken "For Free they are sending me one in the mail she said I’d have it in less than 3 days, so cool and I’ll do the burner fix my self… I’m an understand person and it was nice to be treated as fair as possible from them… In southern California I BBQ almost every day and love my BBQ…I’m now going to search how to stick weld cast brass and repair the burners my self. I recommend their BBB rating be given a Higher rating Thanks Jeff The Chief.
Posted on 8/30/2011 "
Good luck finding any grill that offers you a 25 year warranty for under $200-300 or more ![]()
I just ordered mine as well ![]()
Just a few more things. I am not a casual griller, I pretty much cook almost all my food using my grill. In Nevada I used to work long hours so I ended up grilling only about twice a week and cooking for the whole week. For the past 3-4 years, I pretty much grill at least 4-5 times a week for 7-8 months out of the year I would say and when it does get cold somehow, it may go down to twice a week but I would say I must grill at least 200 days out of the year even though I suspect it is closer to 300. And the two that I had previously worked just fine for me. The gas one I have is a Char-Broil Quantum infrared grill I had paid about 400 for when it was being sold for about 600 and even though it works great for certain things, there is nothing that tastes like charcoal grilled meat so I use the cheap ones for meat mostly. It is more important to pick good charcoal and it makes the biggest difference. You have to make sure the distribution of the charcoal is even and that combined with good quality charcoal is more important imho than the brand of the grill you are using or anything else.
The company is Canadian and it may be made in China since about everything else is made there. My last one was made in China as well but I don’t know where the first one was made. I said Canada above, I meant where the company was vs where the item was made.

