Grills
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Jamieson22 Here’s a video of it and some the new features https://youtu.be/MoY7lqT3jI0
Tex_77 figured it was Meat Church. Official seasoning of the “time and temp?” crowd. Honestly that price point is a massive miss in my opinion.
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Tex_77 figured it was Meat Church. Official seasoning of the “time and temp?” crowd. Honestly that price point is a massive miss in my opinion.
Jamieson22 At $3,500 I could buy a old Volkswagen bug and put a great pellet hopper on it and have a better grill with more space and still have money to burn on options. I thought $1,000 was a lo when I bought my Texas elite many years ago, but it was made in Oregon, not in China.
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They are certainly pricey, coming in higher than a Yoder YS640.
Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks
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There are a lot better brands out there these days, I bet they are hoping just their name sells this new highly priced unit.
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There are a lot better brands out there these days, I bet they are hoping just their name sells this new highly priced unit.
HerbcoFood It reminds me of the Simpson’s episode with the Canyonero.
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There are a lot better brands out there these days, I bet they are hoping just their name sells this new highly priced unit.
HerbcoFood If people did their research, they would find everything Traeger uses is the same as what everybody else uses as far as parts, they all are coming from China now with very few exceptions. That is why I am looking at building my myself a new pellet smoker from scratch. You can buy an American made hopper assembly with PID temperature controls now for around $500.
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HerbcoFood If people did their research, they would find everything Traeger uses is the same as what everybody else uses as far as parts, they all are coming from China now with very few exceptions. That is why I am looking at building my myself a new pellet smoker from scratch. You can buy an American made hopper assembly with PID temperature controls now for around $500.
johnsbrewhouse I agree. I bought my last Traeger when they were still made in Oregon. When they first came out, they really talked up American made. So when the first one died and I found out they were no longer made in the US, I bought something else, which is made here. Unless they have really beefed up their quality, I cannot see them selling very well at that price point. I guess some people have that kind of money to spend, I’m just not one of them.
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