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Usually ships in 1-2 business days | | | Weber Summit S-650 LP Gas Grill, Stainless Steel, Features A Stainless Steel Enclosed Cart With Chrome Plated Cast Aluminum Handles, Grills Are Accent Colored Painted Steel Frame, Stainless Steel Shroud With Polished Handle & Trim, Center Mounted Thermometer & Accent Colored Painted, Cast Aluminum End Caps, Cooking System Rated At 60,000 BTUs, Includes 6 Stainless Steel Burners & A Snap-Jet Individual Burner Ignition System, Cooking Grates Are 3/8/9.5MM Diameter Stainless Steel Rods, Flavorizer Bars Made Of Stainless Steel, Primary Cooking Area Measures 693 SQIN, Warming Rack Area Measures 145 SQIN, For A Total Cooking Area Of 838 SQIN, Also Has A 12,000 BTU Per HR Input Flush Mount Side Burner, 8,000 BTU Per HR Smoker Burner & Stainless Steel Smoker Box, A 9,600 BTU Per HR Infrared Rear Mounted Rotisserie Burner, Other Features Include A Spit Fork Rotisserie Attachment With Heavy Duty Motor, 2 Stainless Steel Work Surfaces, 2 Grill Out Handle Lights, 6 Tool Holders, Enclosed Tank Stor | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Product Weight: | 305.0 pounds | | Package Length: | 51.2 inches | | Package Width: | 45.2 inches | | Package Height: | 29.8 inches | | Package Weight: | 282.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 22 reviews |
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| | Features | 6-burner propane grill; 60,000 Btu's; 838 inches total cooking area693-square-inch cooking area; 145-square-inch warming rackFully enclosed stainless steel cart; porcelain-enameled cooking grates12,000 Btu side burner; 8,000 Btu smoker; 10,600 Btu rotisserie2 heavy-duty front locking casters and 2 heavy-duty back swivel casters
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 Leaks water into grease pan Nov 29, 2008
I have the Weber summit 670 - great for cooking, but very poorly designed. If the grill is not covered, it will leak water into the grease pan and fill it up in one day. If there's grease in it, it too will leak all over your deck, or wherever it is. I specifically avoided the Kenmore because of this issue, and WOULD NOT HAVE BOUGHT THE WEBER if I knew this was going to be a problem. For the money this costs, it should not leak like this. Weber was very defensive about their faulty design, and said I should remove the grease pan after each grilling, and place it on the cooking surface so the water can run right through - nice.
Cooker is 5 Star but body is 3 STAR. Nov 13, 2008
I have had this grill for a few months now and the grill part itself is awesome. The burners and the entire cooking part of the grill I would give 5 stars to. I haven't had any problems the temperature guage is accurate and the knobs work well. The body is shiny but not built as good as it could be. The doors have weak magnets that if you push the doors closed they bounce right back open. Im not saying slam the doors and this happens its just a little push. The doors must be closed by gently pushing them all the way against the body of the grill. The metal piece that is holding the drip tray is attached to the bottom of the grill and the side. The part attached to the side has one screw holding it in place and that screw is in the middle so the metal can be teeter totered from both sides of the screw. This can easily be fixed with one extra screw. Does Weber save that much money by using only one screw? There is also the problem that many others have mentioned in their reveiw when it rains the drip tray fills up and can quickly overflow into the bottom of the grill. Whay a mess. I purchased the cover weber makes for this model because I was expecting this problem but the cover for some reason has 2 screen ventilation holes so it still allows rain in. Sure these are all minor problems and I love my grill especially since I added an extra screw and better magnets but for the price I shouldn't have to do anything but enjoy my grill.
 Not as good as a Big Green Egg Sep 13, 2008
I purchased the top of the line Summit hoping it would last me a life time.
When the box arrived, I was thrilled. Exactly the nice gas powered grill I had been looking for. The looks of the grill clearly rate a ten.
Sadly, my cooking experience has not measured up to my previous Genesis Silver. The grill heats to incredible temps, yet foods like steak, tenderloin and others tend to come out dry. This is true of indirect cooking as well.
Though the construction of the grill is top notch, I have since purchased a Big Green Egg. My summit is now relegated to quick burger and hot dog grilling. All other low temp cooking is done on my Big Green Egg.
You can imagine my wifes reaction when I told her I wanted to by a new BBQ after she finally agreed on the Summit. Though I was in the dog house for months, she now believes the purchase of the Big Green Egg was the right thing to do as absolutely everything comes out tender and tasty.
So if you are interested in buying a used Summit 650, please give me a ring.
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 disgusting gease pan water leaks design flaw Aug 21, 2008
I purchased the nearly same s-670 grill as a replacement for an older weber and returned it as defective. the replacement also was flawed and was taken back. There is a serious disgusting design flaw on this model. there is a large gap all along the attachment of the grill to the cart that leaves a one inch opening around it. In ANY rain storm water leaks in here, runs down the grease trap catcher and fills the grease pan that sits in the cabinet. In a short time your entire cabinet fills with a flood of rotting greasy overflow and water destroying anything inside. Weber claims to know nothing of this and asked for photos to analyze but if you search on line for this problem you will see many many people have had it and demanded refunds from weber. Their only answer is to leave the grill covered at all times when not in use-- this is just unacceptable for a $2000 grill. Beware!
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Summit Line Problem Aug 07, 2008
I have a Weber Summit S-420, but my comments are applicable to the entire Summit line. Whenever it rains, water flows down the back and enters the internal drip tray, which the flows into a drip pan. The pan overflows creating a greasy mess inside the cabinet. The problem occurs with and without the Weber cover in-place. Weber does not consider this to be an issue!!! I give the grill a 2 star rating because it does do a nice job of cooking - once the mess is cleaned up.
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