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I don't really BBQ or grill or anything.
But isn't cast just going to rust?
Also, from my experience, I think modularity and the availability of replacement parts is going to be an important factor for longterm longevity.
If you have a part (let's call it your burner head or whatever) that dies 2 yrs, or 6 years or 10.
It doesn't really matter if it's easily swappable and the replacement is cheap.
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