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Thank you so much. If I posted more often I could bring up that subscriber count, just got to put in the work. Thanks tho, I’ll be sure to post more for sure.

Thank you.

You know what I’ll do that for sure. Thanks for watching.

It’s a large grill/broiler brush, 30” handle. Got it from a bbq store. I’ve had it for over 10years. Haven’t experienced any bristles coming off. I’ve tried alternative grill grate cleaners but I always come back to brushes. Thanks for watching.

@@GrillingJEDI it wouldn't have a brand name by any chance would it? And thank you much love from Canada keep on grilling !

Thank you. I have, I’ve done Texas style ribs, no sauce. It’s just as good. Thanks for watching.

I recommend it. It’s powerful little grill. Gets hot fast. Easy to set up. Easy to put away. I use mine weekly and have not had any issues. It’s also easy to move around (roll around I should say). Hope you get it. Let me know how you like it.

@@GrillingJEDI I’d very much like to get it. My only concern is several reviews I’ve read that the latch can pop open when you fold it up and move it causing the cast iron grates to fall out. I’m hoping Weber fixed this issue.

I finally went ahead and ordered based off of your videos. Can’t wait to try it out.

@@ek8652 awesome!!! I know you’ll enjoy the grill. Can’t wait for you to grill on it. Glad my videos helped you make a decision. Thanks for watching too.

I’m in the same boat. I love Im a back house so nothing big is my goal but something that’s easy to travel with is a huge plus idk which one

Thank you. The 26inch easily. 98% of the time I’m grilling for 5 people at most and the 26 inch is plenty of space for grilling and with the slow n sear, I can smoke on it. Plus it has all the conveniences, like the ash catcher, the vent cleaning system, and a manageable size. When it comes to parties tho, the rancher is great. But I would still choose the 26. The rancher is a very very very close 2nd.

@@GrillingJEDIMuch appreciated. I have a 26 and LOVE it... but there is just something about the Ranch that whispers my name... lol.

Sorry for the late reply. The only issue I’ve had is that when the grill is lowered and lifted sideways for storage the grill grates fall out if bumped. That’s my only complaint. But everything else has been great. Hopefully they fixed that issue by now.

Np, Thank you for replying. Yea I decided to get it aniwaise. That was one of the most review people had post about the grill was the grates falling. But I like it so far. Thanks

@@kaeeroyal3124now do the grates fall because the door swings open and they fall out or is it because the grates just pop out even with the lid closed?

@@ek8652 The heavy iron grates slip out and hit the lid with enough force to pop the latch. Retention was one of the first things I tested when I got mine. If it is stored straight up or on its side at 90 degrees the grates can slip out. I would personally store the grates separate when out of use unless you want to lay it flat.

@@InfiniteBoxworks there's a latch that latches over the lid. But it doesn't latch on tight, so when you have the grill standing up 90 degrees and move it too much, the weight from the grates will force the latch to retract and everything will come loose and fall out

Thank you. Yeah I enjoy grilling and filming, so I get to do both here on my channel. Thanks for watching.

Thank you.

For well done, about 12-14 minutes total for a 1inch steak. Haha yeah, took awhile to get my family get use to med-rare to medium steaks. Thanks for watching.

My in-laws 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thank you. I’m back to bbq’ing and filming now. I’ll have another vid out soon. Thanks for watching.

Excited to what you got.