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Traeger's 2026 lineup ranked: 8 pellet grills, same guts, only 1 worth the price 🥩 The Black Book (every brand verdict + the receipts, graded): https://grillverdict.com ⏱ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 The firepot part number that fits a $899 grill and a $1,799 grill 1:03 Traeger won't publish steel gauge on anything 1:58 Woodridge Pro Plus - $1,399 2:31 Woodridge Elite - $1,799 3:13 Woodridge base - $899 3:46 What Traeger support says about temperature swings 5:16 Ironwood - $1,999 5:46 Ironwood XL - $2,199 6:12 Timberline and Timberline XL - $3,499 / $3,999 6:50 The non-Traeger pick at each price tier 7:39 The one Traeger worth what they're asking 📌 IN THIS VIDEO I priced the full 2026 Traeger range and pulled the part numbers behind it: Woodridge, Woodridge Pro, Woodridge Pro Plus, Woodridge Elite, Ironwood, Ironwood XL, Timberline and Timberline XL. The same firepot, ignitor, induction fan and auger fit across four price tiers, so most of what you're paying for is shelving, a cabinet and an app. Also covered: the Weber Searwood 600, Recteq RT-700 and Yoder YS640s as the alternative at each tier, plus what Traeger's own support desk calls an acceptable temperature swing. If you're searching best pellet grill 2026, is the Traeger Woodridge worth it, Traeger Woodridge problems, or which Traeger to buy, the verdict is at 7:39. 🔧 SOURCES & VERIFICATION Traeger's own replacement-parts compatibility listings, published spec sheets, warranty terms, dated Traeger Owners Forum threads, and Traeger's support documentation on probe tolerance. Every claim shown, not asserted. This channel takes no sponsor money and no affiliate commissions from any brand. Funded by the Black Book (link above). Contact: primerundown@gmail.com #BBQ #PelletGrill #Traeger #GrillReview #BBQSeason