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It also utilizes an LED tank scale display and fuel gauge to let you easily read both measurements during day or nighttime cooking. Weber also has a new version of the Gourmet BBQ accessory System that began with the Weber Kettle. The E-310 uses three stainless steel burners instead of two. Another great feature included… Continue reading Weber Spirit vs Genesis: Entry Level VS Mid-Range Gas Grills Gas Grill Throwdown

After taking everything out of the box it’s time to put up some of those nice stainless steel legs (yay!). The front part of these legs has a cool weber logo laser etched into them- very classy! Bolting them to the bottom side of the cart was easy though it would have been easier if… Continue reading Weber Spirit vs Genesis: Entry Level VS Mid-Range Gas Grills Gas Grill Throwdown

Your article recommends covering the grill while not using. I found that causes the metal to sweat soaking all the metal parts thus causing rust and corrosion. Thanks for sticking it out all the way to the end of this Weber Spirit ii E-310 Review! We like Weber grills in general because they’ve never given… Continue reading Weber Spirit vs Genesis: Entry Level VS Mid-Range Gas Grills Gas Grill Throwdown

A lot of decisions will be cost/profit based rather than feature/value based. I find that the E/S-210 to be extremely good cooking machines. As more of a collector than a rehabber, I would see this adding value to a nice ivory or maybe red or blue 3-burner char broil performance Spirit II. I was moving… Continue reading Weber Spirit vs Genesis: Entry Level VS Mid-Range Gas Grills Gas Grill Throwdown

The open cart, or open frame design of the Spirit II doesn’t appear to be offered in the Spirit line. While the closed cart with doors design appeals to many, in my opinion, it is prone to rust. Once the cart is shot, grills tend to find their way to the landfill rather quickly. The… Continue reading Weber Spirit vs Genesis: Entry Level VS Mid-Range Gas Grills Gas Grill Throwdown