This is not directly related to hunting but I have cooked moose and caribou on this pellet grill. However, if the moderators feel this is inappropriate I will understand if they take this down.
Offered for sale is a two-year-old Pitts&Spitts pellet grill. This model is called the Maverick 1250 grill and is the all-HEAVY stainless steel version. I am the original owner and purchased this new two years ago. Here's the link showing what's for sale: https://pittsandspitts.com/product/stainless-steel-maverick-1250-wood-pellet-grill/
We just finished expanding our outdoor living space and transitioned to a built-in outdoor kitchen/cooking area so this Cadillac of pellet grills needs to find a new home. The ability to control the pellet grill remotely using wifi is a game changer, and the 1250 square inches of cooking area have always been more than adequate for us. The hopper holds 35 pounds of pellets and will run the grill for 36 hours if needed. An easy-change trap door in the back of the hopper makes it super easy to change types of wood in the hopper depending on what you want to cook.
With only the two of us it has been used sparingly, but it has been used. I will be wiping it down and getting it ready to move. I will post photos after I wipe it down but suffice to say it's in exceptional condition and offers many years of excellent cooking. It has two different heavy all-stainless drip pans - one for indirect cooking and one with a trap door for direct searing.
Obviously this pellet grill is VERY HEAVY. The thickness of the stainless steel body and internals has to be seen to be believed. The P&S folks down in Austin really know how to build a pellet grill. Because of the size and weight it will be limited to only those who live close enough to pick it up. We live in NW Washington at the northern tip of the Kitsap Peninsula (on the west side of Puget Sound), zip code 98340.
New it sells for a bit under $5500 with shipping. To anyone who lives close enough to come and pick it up the price is $1000. Believe me when I say it's an awesome pellet grill. Photos will be added in a little while.
Here are a few photos:
Offered for sale is a two-year-old Pitts&Spitts pellet grill. This model is called the Maverick 1250 grill and is the all-HEAVY stainless steel version. I am the original owner and purchased this new two years ago. Here's the link showing what's for sale: https://pittsandspitts.com/product/stainless-steel-maverick-1250-wood-pellet-grill/
We just finished expanding our outdoor living space and transitioned to a built-in outdoor kitchen/cooking area so this Cadillac of pellet grills needs to find a new home. The ability to control the pellet grill remotely using wifi is a game changer, and the 1250 square inches of cooking area have always been more than adequate for us. The hopper holds 35 pounds of pellets and will run the grill for 36 hours if needed. An easy-change trap door in the back of the hopper makes it super easy to change types of wood in the hopper depending on what you want to cook.
With only the two of us it has been used sparingly, but it has been used. I will be wiping it down and getting it ready to move. I will post photos after I wipe it down but suffice to say it's in exceptional condition and offers many years of excellent cooking. It has two different heavy all-stainless drip pans - one for indirect cooking and one with a trap door for direct searing.
Obviously this pellet grill is VERY HEAVY. The thickness of the stainless steel body and internals has to be seen to be believed. The P&S folks down in Austin really know how to build a pellet grill. Because of the size and weight it will be limited to only those who live close enough to pick it up. We live in NW Washington at the northern tip of the Kitsap Peninsula (on the west side of Puget Sound), zip code 98340.
New it sells for a bit under $5500 with shipping. To anyone who lives close enough to come and pick it up the price is $1000. Believe me when I say it's an awesome pellet grill. Photos will be added in a little while.
Here are a few photos:
