So how many HOURS would one set aside to assemble the entire grill. My electric screwdriver would help a lot, I see they have an on line video but how good are the instructions that come with it?
Great question and my answer will have approximations. First it depends on how many hands you have to help you out. One person could assemble this grill in about 1-2 hours. It could go quicker with an electric screw driver. I was filming and talking to a neighbor while assembling so it took me about 2-2.5 hours. I’m very meticulous and check the instructions multiple times so I don’t mess anything up. The instructions are great. Very clear, direct and have good illustrations to assist with the assembly
@@harrythehorsebbq OK Thanks... Being 76 years old I am not concerned about the weight as both my Daughter and Granddaughters are able to help out as required. The wife is good for holding tools and the screws themselves Looks like the grill has sold out and the next shipment is mid July... My present grill is about 10 years old, got it at Costco, it has a Side Searer, so many grills today do not have that, just a side burner. The new grill has to searers, and the burners are all IR type... The price is good.. Figure at 76 might be the last grill I purchase in my lifetime, but who knows, LOL... Thanks again, new to your channel, will go back and watch more of your videos... Robert, San Diego, Ca.
Glad to hear you have some personnel on deck to help assemble the grill. Can’t believe the grill is sold out! It’s a really good gas grill with a lot of cool features. Definitely worth an upgrade after 10 years. It should definitely last you a while, but hoping you can have fun with this grill and a few others. I appreciate you checking out my channel! Keep me updated on your grill purchases! Would love to hear more!
Wow - that’s a 6 blue mow there! If you took off the grates - could you do a suckling pig on that rotisserie ?? That is a long skewer. Wood pile still looking good
That was the first cut of the year, but yeah I could definitely throw back some blues during that mow. I plan on smoking a suckling pig this summer. I’m worried about the weight on the rotisserie. It seems like it could work though! Appreciate you watching!
So how many HOURS would one set aside to assemble the entire grill. My electric screwdriver would help a lot, I see they have an on line video but how good are the instructions that come with it?
Great question and my answer will have approximations. First it depends on how many hands you have to help you out. One person could assemble this grill in about 1-2 hours. It could go quicker with an electric screw driver. I was filming and talking to a neighbor while assembling so it took me about 2-2.5 hours. I’m very meticulous and check the instructions multiple times so I don’t mess anything up. The instructions are great. Very clear, direct and have good illustrations to assist with the assembly
@@harrythehorsebbq OK Thanks... Being 76 years old I am not concerned about the weight as both my Daughter and Granddaughters are able to help out as required. The wife is good for holding tools and the screws themselves Looks like the grill has sold out and the next shipment is mid July... My present grill is about 10 years old, got it at Costco, it has a Side Searer, so many grills today do not have that, just a side burner. The new grill has to searers, and the burners are all IR type... The price is good.. Figure at 76 might be the last grill I purchase in my lifetime, but who knows, LOL... Thanks again, new to your channel, will go back and watch more of your videos... Robert, San Diego, Ca.
Glad to hear you have some personnel on deck to help assemble the grill. Can’t believe the grill is sold out! It’s a really good gas grill with a lot of cool features. Definitely worth an upgrade after 10 years. It should definitely last you a while, but hoping you can have fun with this grill and a few others. I appreciate you checking out my channel! Keep me updated on your grill purchases! Would love to hear more!
you shouldve called me, i would give you a hand!
I would’ve but I can’t afford the cost of labor 😂
@@harrythehorsebbq i work cheap if at all!
Wow - that’s a 6 blue mow there! If you took off the grates - could you do a suckling pig on that rotisserie ?? That is a long skewer. Wood pile still looking good
That was the first cut of the year, but yeah I could definitely throw back some blues during that mow. I plan on smoking a suckling pig this summer. I’m worried about the weight on the rotisserie. It seems like it could work though! Appreciate you watching!
@@harrythehorsebbq I could see that - quite a span it covers - saw a little bend with the chicken!
@@hojobbq yeah I think that was because I distributed the weight unevenly. Makes killer rotisserie chicken nonetheless
You could feed the neighborhood with that
Haha I definitely could! It’s a beast and will crank out a ton of food for summer backyard barbecues!