Coyote 36 Inch Built In Pellet Grill, Stainless Steel, 787 sq. inch Cooking Area - C1P36 review and price compare 2024

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Product overview

Brand	COYOTE OUTDOOR LIVING
Color	Stainless
Fuel Type	Wood

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COYOTE PELLET GRILL: Intuitive digital touch screen controls and features that takes the guesswork out of grilling
FRONT LOADING PELLET HOPPER: Holds up to 15lbs of pellets at a time
COYOTE SMART DROP PELLET FEED SYSTEM: features dual augers and is compatible with any flavored wood pellets
304 GRADE STAINLESS STEEL CONSTRUCTION: 18 gauge 304 stainless steel construction for heavy-duty and lasting durability
DUAL FAN CONVECTION SYSTEM: Precise temperature control ranging from 175ºF to 700ºF, depending on which burn pot grate is in use

product description

Create unforgettable outdoor grilling experiences with the Coyote Pellet Grill

Features:

Intuitive digital touch control

Dual fan, auger & drip tray

Smart drop pellet feed

Front loading pellet hopper

Spring assist hood

Double-walled canopy with gasket

Versa-Rack for multiple cooking surfaces

304 Stainless steel

Interior grill lighting

Led light for temperature probes

Laser cut grates

Built-in timer & wind guard

3 food temperature probes included

Electric power ignition (120V; 5A; 60HZ)

Individual smoke & sear grate included

Hopper capacity of 15 lbs

Temperature range of 175ºF - 700ºF

Manufacturer Warranty Information:

5 Year Limited Cooking Grids (no rust or burn through)

2 Years Limited Flavorizer Bars (no rust or burn through)

2 Years Limited Electric/Plastic Components

1 Year Limited Ignition Systems/Valves

Limited Lifetime Stainless Steel Frame/Housing

Limited Lifetime Stainless Steel Burners (no rust or burn through)

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Questions about Coyote 36 Inch Built In Pellet Grill, Stainless Steel, 787 sq. inch Cooking Area - C1P36

What are the cut out/opening specs needed for install?

Which hot rod does this grill use?

Is this the 36 inch grill?

Answer: Yes it is we have them in stock please call us at 4806329227 thank you bbq island

Is this a 28” or a 36” grill. The listing calls it a 28” but the discrimination states it’s 36”.

Answer: 28

Product reviews of Coyote 36 Inch Built In Pellet Grill, Stainless Steel, 787 sq. inch Cooking Area - C1P36

Stephanie : Killer Grill, but expect issues with 1st gen

First off, I love using this grill. Upgraded from an old Grand Turbo that came with my home to this beast.

Pros:

- Temperature control: It typically stays at temp 99% of the time but will fluctuate at times within about 5 degrees.
- Flexibility in what and how you can cook: I have gone as low as 195 for overnight brisket cook to 600 to use as wood fire pizza oven. I typically don't use the sear feature as it can get a little to hot, but instead manually set the temp to 500-ish and sear for 3 minutes on each side for perfect char on reverse seared steaks.
- Easy to Load Pellets: The front loading pellets is a fantastic features and very easy to use. If you compare it to how a Memphis Elite works, it's a huge difference.
- Design: The look of this grill is really eye catching. Everyone that has seen this grill is immediately impressed with it just on looks and design.

Cons:
- Temperature alarm: I'm still pretty new to smoking, but you learn very fast that you don't cook based on time, but temperature. Coyote built in a great probe system, but failed to provide any type of intelligence around them. Having just a timer and not a temperature alarm is a huge miss by their development team.
- Lack of WiFi: I went in knowing that feature was not available, but if they really wanted to compete with Memphis and twin eagles, they need to consider adding this feature in future generations. Without a temperature alarm on the grill, you will find yourself going back and forth from the grill frequently as you monitor your cook and wait for it to hit that final temperature.

I would give this grill 5* if the auger didn't break within first 100-200 hours of use. To make matters worse, Coyote does not have anyone that knows how to properly services these grills, instead they are opting to do full RMA replacements. eta to get a new grill if yours breaks, 2-3 months. That is a long time to be with out a grill....

UPDATE:

I have had my replacement grill for a while and still love the grill. From what i was told by coyote support is that the first batch of grills are all having issues because pellets are getting stuck where the auger drops pellets into the fire pot. unfortunately the couple hundred made provided no way to access the jam for repair. all new units come with a little trap door to access this spot to clear any future blockages.

When dealing with support coyote support, they were awesome. Both me and another friend who ran into same issue had no problems getting new RMA grills sent out to us.

Couple things i would recommend picking up:

- instant read meat probe.
- ranged temperature alarm.

Due to the grill not having wireless temperature controls or any type of alarm system, i purchased a Thermoworks Smoke system and found out that the grill temp displayed on grill is usually way off. at times the grill will say its holding steady at 225, but the smoke system is actually showing that its swinging between 200 - 250 which is normal for any smoker.

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