New in box DCS grill head. 36” series 9 gas

Alright folks, clearing out the garage. I purchased this a couple years ago with a plan to build an island. Been sitting in the garage for over two years in the box and on a
Pallet. It’s brand spanking new. I also had a custom 20” access door made to
Access sink plumbing. Can easily be converted to propane. Will need a grill cart or and island. These sell for $6800.

lifetime warranty through me. I work for this company and got the okay from my boss (cfo). Pic below is of the current model with new logo. Otherwise exactly the same. I think we have badges to change the logo out. I listed it for 4k. It’s a bad ass grill.
Homie price SOLD!!!Funds will get put to good use

We can figure out local delivery. I have a truck but can’t load it alone.

you can check out the specs on BBQ Guys.com. $100 finders fee.

 

Sell it before it is illegal.

 

You can cook with coal as well! Did they ban that yet?

 

Not yet. From what I understand, we need coal to power all of the EVs they're trying to sell us.

BTW, GLWS!

 

And we can’t run our washers or microwaves during peak hours to make sure the super charge power stations have what they need to keep the ev’s running.

New rule at my house…do not open the fridge door more than 3x a day!

 

I sold this on eBay! Any idea on safest and most affordable way to ship this pallet to Texas? I’ve never shipped a pallet of goods.

 

It will be an LTL (less than truckload) shipment so just shop around and compare prices. Personally, I would stick with a name you recognize. FedEx offers LTL.

 

Do you know if they take responsibility for damage?

 

Our new fridge e-mails us every month to tell us it’s doing fine. Then it throws out how many times per day we open the door. I think it’s judging me.

It’s also not happy with our lack of water consumption. I haven’t had the heart to tell it we’re cheating with another filter…

 

Had to turn my alerts off too. Between the garage door and fridge door open alerts, I decided I didn’t need the play-by-play.

speaking of water filters. I have a riding buddy that works for Culligan. He’s been busy lately with water softener and filter installs on the side. One install has led to another by referral. Let me know. He’s based in Costa Mesa.

 

I'm sure you can insure it through the carrier. But to answer your question, can't say for sure. I would imagine so?

 

Added a water softener for the house and a reverse osmosis for drinking and the fridge water. One if the best upgrades when in remodeled in 2015. The drinking water and ice is so good! And not a spec of scale on any faucets since.

A bag of salt maybe once a month ( only two of us), and RO filters every 12-18 months. And I'm not throwing away a crap load of plastic bottles every month!