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Btown Egger
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I have had the large BGE for about three months now and am hooked for sure. I was thinking about adding a small to keep the large company and to take away on a Maine lake vacation. My questions are: How much food can be cooked on the small BGE at a time, one pork butt?, how many whole chickens?, a chuck roast?, etc.[p]Also, how heavy is the small BGE? Is it easily carried by one person?[p]Thanks for any input,[p]Mike
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Btown Egger,
The small weights about 60 pounds. You can do two butts on it if you try. The grid is 13.5 inches, if that gives you an idea...
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