The Weber Spirit II E-310 is a three-burner propane gas grill built around Weber's GS4 system — Infinity electronic ignition, stainless steel burners, flavorizer bars, and porcelain-enameled cast-iron grates. At $649 CAD on Amazon.ca, it sits at the upper end of the mid-range gas grill category but backs up its price with a 10-year burner warranty and a reputation for outlasting nearly everything in its class.
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Well given that you've missed prior posts that speak to these very issues: attached propane tank, get everything nice and hot and then clean the grates with a wire brush and then see where you are. Replace flavorizer bars with some aftermarket brand. Get whatever makes a credible claim to be stainless steel. Your paint is not peeling it's just creosote buildup in the lid. Scrape it off with a plastic tool.
Those grates look fine, just neglected and not cleaned. For free I wouldn't dump any money into it, and just use it until it doesn't work anymore. Especially since it looks usable, but neglected. I've honestly used way worse lol.
I haven't really noticed any deficiency with searing steaks. It may not get it done quite as well as their top end. But it is satisfactory for myself.
I decided to go with the Spirit II E-310. I have used it several times. I am really liking it so far.
I have done whole turkey, not spatchcock aluminum pan with a low temperature setting in a Weber sprint 310 and it always has come out great
The Weber Spirit II E-310 is the benchmark mid-range gas grill — not the flashiest or cheapest option, but the one most likely to still be running a decade from now. It earns its price through consistently even heat, a reliable ignition system, flavorizer bars that actually improve flavor, and Weber's 10-year burner warranty. Canadian buyers who want a reliable gas grill for regular family use and don't need a side burner will be very happy with this purchase.
