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[pmillen]

I'm hoping that the M-Grill M-36 will replace a few of my current grills and smokers.  I'm of the opinion that grill and smoker configurations are much like golf clubs.  I think that the perfect ones will do one thing extremely well.  I also think that combination units perform okay on more than one style but aren't the best choice for it.

Here's a thorough M-36 description.  Maybe this pit will cause me to revise that opinion.

[old sarge]

I watched that video a while ago.  The grill looks very capable. Took some fiddlin' 'round to dial in the temp. And seemed to take a while to get to the high temp.  However, os looking at other videos, it does a nice job on the meat.  You should be happy.  I know I would!

[MJSBBQ]

I'm of the opinion that grill and smoker configurations are much like golf clubs.  I think that the perfect ones will do one thing extremely well.  I also think that combination units perform okay on more than one style but aren't the best choice for it.

My experience as well. With lifestyle needing quick cooks, basic grilling with a gas grill is what my family has most of the time. Smoking takes a lot longer to set up and perform, so that usually falls on planned weekend cooks. My smoker is on injured reserve, so grilling is all I am doing at the present.

Looks like a well put together structure, but my concern is that there are a lot of moving metal parts, and how will that hold up for a smooth operation long term.

I am just looking forward to pictures of your cooks!!!

[smokeasaurus]

M grills started off with a grill shaped just like the state of Texas. That was about 10 years ago. It was pretty cool. They make some serious pits.

[old sarge]

Good to see folks checking in. The M grills are very solid looking. Sort of like a heavy weight Hasty Bake! Should last a very long time.

[pmillen]

The M-36 was delivered yesterday.  See this post.