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Have the large BGE and thinking of purchasing the Woo 2 for a little more flexibility. Do have the plate setter for the BGE and use it a lot but would like to direct grill at higher level than available with the ps. Any thoughts or is anyone have the woo 2.
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i went with tha adjustable rig... with the thoughts that one day i will add more racks...
i figured it had more flexability for the long run
HTHhappy eggin
TB
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The woo2 is a great product. I have it for my medium and my mini and use them all the time.
For the large, you can't beat the adj rig and spider combo. You get much more flexibility and grid space. -
Hey there TV guy,
I've got a Woo2 for the SBGE, and the Adjustable Rig for the LBGE. Tom was running a special on the spider/rig/oval grid for a great price, and in my opinion is a more flexible setup than just the Woo2. Unfortunately, there is not a AR available for the SBGE, else I would have gone that route.
Drop me a line if you have some specific questions... -
I skipped buying the platesetters when I bought my large and medium, and went with the Woo2 for each. I can see that in hindsight the AR is more flexible, but on the other hand, I have no complaints using the Woo2. Hope that helps.
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I have the spider and wooII set-up for a LBGE. I also have the AR. The woo came first, and I won't part with it....nothing to adjust at all: just throw in on and there ya go. Paired with the spider it is perfect for us, as we can set a temp of 400° and still get a "lava type sear" by using the med size cast iron grid down on the spider, and then finish the steaks on the woo, farther away fron the fire.
The AR is very well designed, and is great for multi-grid cooks. With the slide-out oval grids we can smoke a LOT of ribs and keep them all flat, and are still able to get to the grids for basting.
I don't know how you plan on cooking, but the Woo is fast and easy, and the AR is very versatile. -
I use the adjustable rig with spider in my large as I wanted raised direct grilling and flexibility for other cooks. I looked at both before I bought. TJV was kind enough to show me both and explain the +'s and -'s (before website), and the adjustable just seemed better for me. A lot of people just use the Woo 2 and are very pleased as well. Get whichever fits your needs and enjoy.XLBGE & LBGENorth Richland Hills, TX
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if you like, feel free to email me. We can discus which is best for you. my email is acgpinc@verizon.net.
thanks to all for the cool comments,
tomwww.ceramicgrillstore.com ACGP, Inc. -
How do I find out more about the Woo 2? Thanks
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this LINK
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thank you
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While I really like my Woo2 I wish I had bought the adjustable rig because of the different cooking heights that can be used, if needed.
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We have the spider and adjustable rig - it really adds some versatility to what the egg can do.
You will be very happy with it!
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