Weber calls their Ranch Kettle Charcoal Grill a “Weber kettle on steroids” and we won’t argue. If you find yourself feeding crowds, there is a lot of cooking surface to work with here, 1,104 square inches to be precise. This is the big unit they use at the Weber BBQ restaurants.
The cooking grate is plated steel wire and is hinged for easy addition of charcoal, there is a holder for the lid so you don’t have to lift it off and lay it on the floor, it has a removable bowl for an ash catcher rather than the enclosed system used on the Gold and Performer models, there are large wheels on the back and small casters in front, and of course it has the famous Weber enamel coat. It is 42″ high, 37.75″ wide, and 44.75″ deep. Alas, it is very expensive, and there are other grills we think have more features and offer better value. Weber offers their kettles in a variety of sizes and colors.
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