I am new to pellet grills, which is the best one?

Hope you are mending well Mike. I keep thinking a PG 500 or 1000 is in my future. I've been thinking that way since I bought the 066 in 2012. Maybe for my 71st birthday (this DEC). Then again.............

Take care.

Oldsarge:

I will be 70 Dec. 31.  I am feeling better all the time.  I am still limited to what I can lift due to having my chest cracked but even that is getting better. 

Dec 29. Old age is a state of mind one you get past aches and pains.  Hope all goes well with your healing.

72 this past June. A little creaky, and paying for many summers in the sun, but otherwise good.

Happy belated 🎂

Thanks! Although I stopped "celebrating" ten years or so ago. Now my birthday present is a pie made with summer-ripe peaches topped with whipped cream, made by my  favorite lady.

I hear you.

Hi! Your article is very helpful for me. I got a lot of knowledge from your article. Pellet grill designs tend to be pretty similar, Lampe explained. Are Your Looking Pellet Grills for Searing with Cooking details then its ample cooking space and searing box are fabulous? “You’ll find a little fire pot down in the bottom of your cooker and a delivery system that sends the pellets in as required, this is all controlled by a thermostat and a little fan to blow on the fire.”

Tell us your intended useage, i.e. how many pounds, how often, etc.

I seem to remember the verbatim post that carterherbert posted, from a thread some weeks ago. It was spam.

I have been in contact with Stuart and had obvious spam removed as well as questioning a few odd non-spam posts.  Amongst other things. He and crowdstack are working to tighten up the shot pattern, if you know what I mean.

Good!

Reported as spam.  Will request Stuart ban the spammers and delete entire board. Sorry folks.

Thanks Dave. I wonder if "banning" will have any effect since these seem to be "one hit wonders" (to use a very old phrase), and re-joining as a new member is always possible using fake names and email addresses. Unless CS or Crowdstack has done something different. Worth a try though...

It could.  Some folks like trolling and toss in tidbits with camouflaged links.  A ban goes straight to the persons IP address and host. Same IP cannot post again. Most folks don't have multiple IPs.

Well, that ignores that many people, including myself are using VPNs to disguise IP addresses to avoid spam every day. Anyone who sees my IP address thinks I'm in NYC, which I'm not. Unless I choose to be seen. I still think a more robust sign-up page with lots of questions to answer and lots of options to choose would be a deterrent. Just my $.02.

I agree Jay about vpn.  Super useful in this day and age.

Are you interested in smoking or grilling?