Mak 2 Star
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wolverines
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I thought MAK always sold direct but still used dealers as well. Such as BP? I might be wrong. I always thought BP's prices were better than the MAK sites.
I tried to inquire about becoming a distributor and they told me they were changing their sales model
So they retained you Big Poppa? Good deal.
Can you answer a couple of questions about the Man 2 Star then?
What is it constructed of? I've read 16 gauge and I've read Stainless. Which one is it?
Thanks. I've definitely helped keep the site free as I've bought all my accessories from you.
Also, I've sold my one star already and need some touch up paint for the front of it. Do you sell that?
Any ideas Poppa?
Well evidently I pissed him off. Anybody else able to answer my questions? Going to buy my 2 Star this week
TentHunter
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Not a fair statement. You did ask going into, and coming off of, a holiday weekend.
In answer to your question:
These are the specs from MAK's Website:
Here is the link with the full specs (click on the "Specifications" tab about way down the page):
2 Star General | MAK Grill
In answer to your question:
These are the specs from MAK's Website:
Here is the link with the full specs (click on the "Specifications" tab about way down the page):
2 Star General | MAK Grill
Probably not, Bubbatdog.
The upper body (i.e. entire cooking chamber, grates and innards) are all stainless steel. The covers for the pellet hopper and smoke box are stainless steel. The legs, pellet hopper and lower shelf aren't. I can tell you they are very sturdy and painted with some sort of heavy duty coating.
I've had one for three years and love it.
Hope this helps.
edit: Looks like Tenthunter beat me to the punch.
The upper body (i.e. entire cooking chamber, grates and innards) are all stainless steel. The covers for the pellet hopper and smoke box are stainless steel. The legs, pellet hopper and lower shelf aren't. I can tell you they are very sturdy and painted with some sort of heavy duty coating.
I've had one for three years and love it.
Hope this helps.
edit: Looks like Tenthunter beat me to the punch.
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Thanks to the both of you. Either of you have an idea on touch up paint.
TentHunter
Moderator
Ironically, I called MAK about touch-up paint when I sold the old 1 Star and got the new one.
Bruce from MAK told me they recommend the Stove Bright brand high temp paint. It's not cheap, but it's suppose to hold up well and matches the powder coat fairly well.
Bruce from MAK told me they recommend the Stove Bright brand high temp paint. It's not cheap, but it's suppose to hold up well and matches the powder coat fairly well.