Traeger Pro Series 34

That's on the screen down there And the more you open it and close it it will go up and down You know, I'm not gonna say it cooks the food fast, but i...

Next on cost, you know, this grill runs you about $1,000. And that's not that bad relative to some gas grills.

But yeah, I've loved this one. This is probably the best Traeger I've ever used.

I also recall Traeger causing issues for a small BBQ retailer (or may have been a chain) because they were recommending third-party pellets which is a good enough reason for me to boycott it. Biggest issue I have with my Traeger Pro 34 is the options for temperature are 180, 225, 250, 275... The 180 to 225 is a large range which is annoying when a recipe calls for 200F. Edit: Here is what I'm referring to regarding the pellets

However, for $50, I could get the larger Pro 34 with lots more cooking area. It was a no-brainer. Got it home, went through the initialization and cooked my first brisket this past weekend. So convenient and much more flavor.

I smoke for just me my wife and son and having a Pro 34 is nice. Not having to cram stuff in there is great.

So three weeks ago I found a Traeger **Pro 34** on sale and bought it. I've wanted one for a long time but always thought there were just a little too expensive. It lasted two weeks before the auger motor died. Look things happen and I get that so I was not terribly upset.