A family-run business for over 50 years, ACityDiscount is the preferred foodservice equipment source for single and multi-unit restaurant owners nationwide. Our industry-expert sales representatives discern a customer’s real needs and recommend the right mix of competitively-priced new and used foodservice equipment, furniture and smallwares. You can visit our website to view available equipment, call one of our knowledgeable sales staff, or come visit our the 60,000 sq. ft. showroom in Norcross, GA.
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Turbo Air doesnt stand behind their warranty. Expensive and very dissapointing. Thought I would get something better than Avantco. Same warranty, but 1/3 of the price.
My step mom lived in the cabinet beside it we lived in tha cabinet up the mouth behind it.. i ran the dishwasher by myself at 8yrs old and never missed a beat. My dad made me stop when he found out tho. My favorite place i ever lived! This was around 1993 maybe
Your company in Parsons Tennessee is stealing coolers. Check your parts inventory compared to money in revenue. I work for an agency Personel Placements,that the most toxic environment I have ever worked in. I clean doors. Do your home work it goes high up in Supervision. I am a whistleblower.
I bought two model 75. New! Nothing but problems. First, within three days the gas control valve had to be replaced on one of them. Within weeks the thermostat went bad on the other. Than the heat control went on one of them. Have been only able to keep one going when I need two now both are down with no parts available till may. Great product ! If u think I’m lying call Parts town. They have my records. Great American name. With all the components made in China Gotta love it !
To bad they don't make this grill anymore. They say they made it better, and charge more money... its all a lie, they just want more money... Please Lodge, bring back the true Sportsmans grill... There people who still love it and want it.
The first step is to vacuum out all Crumbs from all areas of the stove before you begin cleaning, with a shop vac. Also be sure to scrape grates in a different area because scraping them on top of the stove will cause debris to fall right back into the stove top.
Tells you to soak the grates but doesn't mention how to prevent rusting after. Dry them off quickly, cover them in oil, then turn the burners back on for a while to fully dry off.
