Your Favorite Gas Grill

We use a Webber Baby Q and it works just fine for the two of us. Probably would be OK for up to 4 people. I did add a thermometer drilled into the lid, which I found extremely useful as this is a very hot barbeque. I also got a small standard propane tank and connecting hose from Camping World. I find the small disposable propane tanks offensive on a number of levels, from price to environmental concerns.

[OneMoBear]

New Years resolution for me . . . stay away from you bad influences!

Here's the latest

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000WOTUCI/...SIN=B000WOTUCI

[Wavery]

Originally Posted by OneMoBear

New Years resolution for me . . . stay away from you bad influences!

Here's the latest

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000WOTUCI/...SIN=B000WOTUCI

That's the one that we wanted too........where do you store it???? That thing is huge.

We ended up getting a Weber "Go-Anywhere Grill"
http://www.amazon.com/Weber-1520-Pro...302086&sr=8-10



It's not as big or fancy looking but it fits in the rear locker of our 2720 quite nicely and we are happy with the way that it cooks.

[OneMoBear]

Ha! We haven't gotten that far yet, just ordered it. It isn't that much bigger than what you have!

My stepfather is a retired trucker and he can pack a shopping mall into a pickup truck. We figure we will get everything we need to take on our big trip together in the garage and then invite him over to make it work. It will make his day, week, year. We'll take pictures for future reference It will be in the truck, not the TM. With a 2619, we have NO storage for something like a BBQ.

Malinda

We use one of these single burner Coleman fold-n-go stoves. It has two tops, one which is a traditional stove type which we don't use and one that is grill like. It works great for the 4 of us. I supply it via the trailer propane bottles so I don't have to fool with those small disposables.

http://www.coleman.com/coleman/Colem..._id=2000001494

That is the one that we have. I tried two of the small cheap ones and gave up on them.

This grill has heavy cast iron plates. They take awhile to heat up, so plan ahead.

We carry it in the bed of the truck.

[OneMoBear]

We ordered the package with the cover and hose for the larger propane tank.

We agree with Scott about the smaller canisters.

[Wavery]

Originally Posted by OneMoBear

We ordered the package with the cover and hose for the larger propane tank.

We agree with Scott about the smaller canisters.

We also use a 10' propane extension hose. We have a 2.5G propane tank that is very handy for this sort of thing. We just get it filled whenever we get the big tanks filled.

You haven't actually seen that BBQ in person, have you? It's BIG!!! but if you're putting it in the back of your truck, it doesn't really matter. That's just one less fire log that you will have room for..... It really is a nicer BBQ than the Weber Go-Anywhere Grille.

[OneMoBear]

No, I haven't seen it. That's what I'm saying. We need a barbeque and I came here to see what we need to get (read lemming). We didn't carry a barbeque on the Bounder but I didn't need to get him out of my way as badly on it as I do in the 2619

I've got the square weber "go anywhere" Propane grill. Can't say that I like it. It does fit in the back compartment of the 3124 though. I just don't think it gets hot enough. It's pretty reliable so far.

Phil