Char-Griller 2424 Side Fire Box, Fits 2121, 2123, 2137 | 
 enlarge | Brand: Chargriller
Category: Lawn & Patio
Buy New: $79.00
Avg. Customer Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 5474
Color: Black
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 35.4
Dimensions (in): 19 x 16 x 16
Model: 2424
UPC: 789792024240
EAN: 0789792024240
ASIN: B0009WRIUE
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Product Description
Wheel out this Wrangler Patio Grill and deploy delicious cooking in an extra - large package! SAVE BIG! It's time to put your old rig on Retirement Row and trade up to a Grill with heavy steel construction, ready to bring outdoor cooking to the next level. The Wrangler Patio Grill gives you the heat and control to make perfect burgers, brats and steak every time! Add the optional Side Fire Box (see below) to add smoked flavors like a seasoned pro! The hot features: 600 sq. in. grilling area; Cast iron cooking grates for even heating; Large, sturdy legs for support; Airtight flanged hood for greater heat control; Easy access to add more coals, without removing grate; Adjustable grate height for temperature control Heat gauge; Keep food just-right with the warming rack; Hassle-free cleanup with easy-dump ash pan; Powder-coated, heavy steel construction for long-lasting durability; Weighs 86 lbs. Mouth-watering burgers, steaks and BBQ. Can you smell it already? Get yours right now! Provides indirect heat and savory smoked flavors, plus, it doubles as a small grill! Offset design for true Texas-style smoking. Large drawer allows refueling and easy clean-up. Weighs 40 lbs. AVAILABLE SEPARATELY: CharGriller Wrangler Grill - word search in our store for 'CharGriller'. CharGriller Side Fire Box
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Great Buy for the money! August 11, 2006
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I purchased one of these Super Pro Grills and the Side Firebox this past week and used it yesterday to make the best pulled pork shoulder I've ever smoked.
The grill was fairly easy to put together, and I was able to do it by myself contrary to the indication on the instructions.
Once we stoked and started it, it proved to be a great buy- it was relatively easy to keep a low, constant temperature around 225 degrees, occasionally adding more fuel and wood to the side firebox. It does need to be watched and checked often, but is worth the effort. It retains the smoke well, even though a good amount escapes around the joints, and produced a truly enviable smoke ring on the meat.
The cast iron grates are easy to clean and really make this model superior to anything I've seen in the price range. One caveat is they MUST be cleaned and seasoned properly to ensure they won't rust, but that being said they're amazing. (One good cleaning tip I got from my grandfather, who's an old hat at smoking and grilling, is to place them in a self-cleaning oven on the clean cycle when they get really cruddy, and they come out perfect with the seasoning intact).
I have only one complaint-- the first time my husband and I tried to move the grill, both of the included plastic wheels cracked around the axle, making it impossible to use them to roll the grill! I looked back over the instructions, but as I suspected, I had installed the wheels correctly. The grill was not rolled over rough terrain, just down our driveway to the backyard.
We LOVE the grill itself, but need to be able to move it to different locations around the house (backyard for parties, driveway for our use). I contacted Char-Griller about this and they were very helpful, offering to send replacements. However, I think we're going to get a set of sturdier wheels from somewhere else, not relishing the idea of replacing THOSE wheels again.
Overall, this is a great buy, and as an avid griller and smoker I'd recommend it as a great first foray into smoking.
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