Anybody ever hear of the name brand of this gas grill? (1 Viewer)

[shadyridr]

Bought a house. Previous owner left behind a nice stainless steel large gas grill. I never heard of the name before. Google hasn't helped much. Name brand is

The Source

Just trying to figure put if this is worth keeping or not.

 

[KCitons]

Bought a house. Previous owner left behind a nice stainless steel large gas grill. I never heard of the name before. Google hasn't helped much. Name brand is

The Source

Just trying to figure put if this is worth keeping or not.

If you think it's nice, why wouldn't you keep it?

 

[shadyridr]

If you think it's nice, why wouldn't you keep it?

It looks nice. I haven't used it yet. I'd have to buy all new grates. Just don't wanna throw lipstick on a pig.

 

[baymen]

Never heard of it but my guess is a private label for Fortunoff Source stores.

 

[baymen]

Found this after googling

http://www.grillservices.com/fortunoff-manuals/

 

[KCitons]

It looks nice. I haven't used it yet. I'd have to buy all new grates. Just don't wanna throw lipstick on a pig.

Does the stainless steel show any signs of rusting? This seems to be the difference between higher end and lower end units. I've seen some cheap ones that, even though stainless, still show rust in corners and edges. My brother has a high end grill (Jenn Aire or Viking?). He leaves it outside all year round with a cover. The thing looks like new and it's about 8-10 years old. 

 

[shadyridr]

Found this after googling

http://www.grillservices.com/fortunoff-manuals/

You da man!

 

[Franknbeans]

This place goes by "the Source"

 

[matuski]

I know a place in Montreal called "La Source".

May or may not be related to your grill, not sure.

 

[Leroy Hoard]

Before you believe any of these people, I would check their sources.