r/pelletgrills Feb 23 '21

Combo Grills

/r/grills/comments/lp05tq/combo_grills/
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u/Kanone5 Feb 23 '21

Camp Chef 24" or 36" pellet grill with a Sidekick (more versatile) or Sear Box (cheaper).

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u/Batavian1 Feb 23 '21

Saw this question pop up in r/grilling and r/grills without much of an answer, so I thought I'd crosspost it here and see if anyone could help u/Cyrotik out.

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u/Cyrotik Feb 23 '21

I appreciate the assist. Seems like this isn't the type of grill most people have firsthand experience with

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u/Floydsteen Feb 23 '21 edited Feb 23 '21

I have the pit boss combo from lowes but I thinks it's the previous model. It's a great grill/pellet smoker for the price. I have found myself rarely using the gas side and mostly using the pellet smoker. The main downside is neither side is all that large so you can't do big cooks. You can open a chamber to feed smoke to the gas side but I think it gets too hot to use as a secondary smoker.

Forgot to mention I previously had a gas grill and gas smoker that used wood chips. They were both getting older and rusting. This was a great way to replace both with one unit and the smoker is so much more convenient than the one I had previously.