Weber Go Anywhere
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garymac
Weber Go Anywhere
A friend was admiring the leg of lamb that I was cooking on the Go Anywhere. He decided he had to have one. I directed him to Dawsons but was told they were not carrying it anymore.
I made some enquiries and was told they have been discontinued for the UK market as they didn't comply to European regs.
I don't suppose if anyone knows if there are plans for a re-introduction?
I made some enquiries and was told they have been discontinued for the UK market as they didn't comply to European regs.
I don't suppose if anyone knows if there are plans for a re-introduction?
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Re: Weber Go Anywhere
I hadn't heard this, glad I already have one, I love mine 
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garymac
Re: Weber Go Anywhere
Me too.
I have just taken delivery of a spare charcoal grate and grill rack just in case.
Apparently the issue was, unlike the new Smokey Joe, they do not have a heatshield next to the handle and therefore didn't meet the regs.
Bloody Europe should mind there own business. It's a BBQ of course it is going to get hot. Use your common sense for goodness sake!!
I have just taken delivery of a spare charcoal grate and grill rack just in case.
Apparently the issue was, unlike the new Smokey Joe, they do not have a heatshield next to the handle and therefore didn't meet the regs.
Bloody Europe should mind there own business. It's a BBQ of course it is going to get hot. Use your common sense for goodness sake!!
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Chris__M
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Re: Weber Go Anywhere
garymac wrote:Bloody Europe should mind there own business.
It makes me chuckle when I read things like this. We *are* Europe; we, as a country, signed up to the various European regs, which are usually enshrined in UK law anyway.
Europe isn't a busybody poking their nose in, any more than any other other level of government.
BTW - plenty of second-hand Go Anywheres on eBay, many of them "collect only", but at least one will post.
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garymac
Re: Weber Go Anywhere
Chris__M wrote:garymac wrote:Bloody Europe should mind there own business.
It makes me chuckle when I read things like this. We *are* Europe; we, as a country, signed up to the various European regs, which are usually enshrined in UK law anyway.
Europe isn't a busybody poking their nose in, any more than any other other level of government.
And voting to join the European Union back in 1973 was nearly as big of a mistake as signing the Human Rights Act.
Another form of government it may be but it will be a lot harder to vote out.
Let's agree to differ on this one eh?
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All Weather Griller
Re: Weber Go Anywhere
I have mixed opinions on Europe but only one on the Weber Heat Shield...
IT SUCKS!
I reckon it weakens the handle and shortens it's life span. Look at other leading brands with bolted on handles.
JMO
Adie
IT SUCKS!
I reckon it weakens the handle and shortens it's life span. Look at other leading brands with bolted on handles.
JMO
Adie
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garymac
Re: Weber Go Anywhere
All Weather Griller wrote:I have mixed opinions on Europe but only one on the Weber Heat Shield...
IT SUCKS!
How true!!
Re: Weber Go Anywhere
Hi, just wondering if I should buy a Go Anywhere or Smokey Joe? it will be used for burgers, chicken and steaks mainly.
any advice would be great thanks.
Dennis
any advice would be great thanks.
Dennis
Re: Weber Go Anywhere
Local garden centre had go anywheres so I'm a proud owner of 3 Weber's now 
Re: Weber Go Anywhere
Yeah, weber has brought them back, this is after me searching for one for ages and finding one in a car boot sale last autumn.
The smoke Joe is OK as well, better with the Jumbo Joe though.
The smoke Joe is OK as well, better with the Jumbo Joe though.
