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Don Evans
Not To Happy With My Force 10
I swithched from a Force 10 charcoal to one of their smaller propane units and I have never been real satisfied with it. The "over the rail" adapter is an accident waiting to happen IMHO. Balancing the unit over the water while trying to blindly snag their mounting slits under the unit is a joke. I have aded a lanyard to the unit, although one should come as standard equipment. The plastic thumb srew attachment that locks it in place is white metal and has corroded to the point of being useless. Odd given the rest of the unit is SS. I miss my charcoal 8^( . I may go back to it. Yes the handiness of propane is great, but that "burner plate" idea inside does not give my meats that charcoal taste. And yes I still use charcoal at home too! There seems to be some positive response to a Magma. I will look at these units also. The Force 10 company is in Sydney, B.C. Happy BBQ'ingDon
I swithched from a Force 10 charcoal to one of their smaller propane units and I have never been real satisfied with it. The "over the rail" adapter is an accident waiting to happen IMHO. Balancing the unit over the water while trying to blindly snag their mounting slits under the unit is a joke. I have aded a lanyard to the unit, although one should come as standard equipment. The plastic thumb srew attachment that locks it in place is white metal and has corroded to the point of being useless. Odd given the rest of the unit is SS. I miss my charcoal 8^( . I may go back to it. Yes the handiness of propane is great, but that "burner plate" idea inside does not give my meats that charcoal taste. And yes I still use charcoal at home too! There seems to be some positive response to a Magma. I will look at these units also. The Force 10 company is in Sydney, B.C. Happy BBQ'ingDon