We have a Weber Summit and have had it for many years. Never replaced any parts.
I'd buy another in a heart beat. You can buy other brands and replace them regularly or just buy the Weber once and be done. They're really that durable and long lasting.
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Anyone know what that rubber looking thing is on the lid handle?
Seems like this is a grill light but on the Weber site it has terrible reviews. Looks like the grill ‘n go light is the replacement. Anyone have any reco on either of these?
I just called the Warden/Ellesmere store to verify that they had stock... and to verify price. The woman said that the $1999 reduced price was only for the damaged floor model. That's different than what the OP said. ugh.
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Not sure to be honest, all the plastic wrappers were still intact.
They claimed it was not a floor model and just assembled.
I remember traveling to all the Lowe's and Rona.
LP was easy to find. NG was nearly impossible to find on clearance.
They even had the 6 burner version but I passed as it was propane. (Pictured).
But for $2000 and being NG, I would run for this deal!
Weird - the 6-burner e670 (LP) in box was just over $1200 plus tax at my Lowes - grabbed one of course (almost grabbed two!). I also have the s420, which is an earlier slightly higher quality version of the one in the OP, but without the sear burner, and I have to say the e670 is sooo much better. Don't care about NG though - it doesn't burn as hot and I have three tanks so refill when two are empty, so never any issue of running out.
This bbq is a winner every day. Much better then the Napoleon (and that’s a great grill too) but this is a very different build. The summits I believe are still made in the US. All others are now made in China and Weber got acquired by a private equity company a couple years back when they changed the models. This will last you well over a decade, warranty is next to none.
