Breaking in my new Santa Maria grill

[WBBQ]

Thanks guys!

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[Copasspupil]

Your grill has many items that are seen on Argentinian grills. Did you get a way to drain the fat off the “V” groves on the grill? I’ve seen some where they redirect the by-products towards a bucket for less flare ups.

[WBBQ]

Your grill has many items that are seen on Argentinian grills. Did you get a way to drain the fat off the “V” groves on the grill? I’ve seen some where they redirect the by-products towards a bucket for less flare ups.

Yes, it has a removable trough at the front of the grate. The grate slopes down toward the front.

Here is a you tube video that shows a similar setup. He has the 48" with dual grates and I have the 36" single, my doors swing out, his one door swings down. Both are Sunterra Santa Maria Grills.

https://youtu.be/J12cOrK_-l8

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[Boots]

Nicely done! Like the Kubota too.

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Nicely done! Like the Kubota too.

Thanks Boots. Yeah, the Kubota sure does come in handy. Use the frontend loader for a lot of stuff. I have a forklift attachment for the bucket, used it to put the top of this grill on the bottom cart. Used it to put my Kamado smoker in it's cart too, lol.

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[Smoking Piney]

Love the cooks and I'm jealous on the grill.

Great grill and gorgeous cooks!

[WBBQ]

Love the cooks and I'm jealous on the grill.

Great grill and gorgeous cooks!

Thanks for the kind words Piney!

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[egghead]

Excellent break in

[WBBQ]

Excellent break in

Thanks Egg!

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[fxs6383]

Awesomeness

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Awesomeness

Thanks!

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