Attached Grill?
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Grandview Trailer Sa
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Re: Attached Grill?
We sell very few of them...too much heat too close to the trailer...That's my opinion.
We sell very few of them...too much heat too close to the trailer...That's my opinion.
Re: Attached Grill?
Though I don't have one (don't have a TT) many in our S*M*A*R*T group have them on their trailers but never use them all carry other portable grills. I asked them why and all stated exactly what Ken said. However in my travels I have seen some folks use them. I carry a small BGE and another grill called the woodflame delecto burns wood and runs on electricity or batteries.
V/R
Jeff
Though I don't have one (don't have a TT) many in our S*M*A*R*T group have them on their trailers but never use them all carry other portable grills. I asked them why and all stated exactly what Ken said. However in my travels I have seen some folks use them. I carry a small BGE and another grill called the woodflame delecto burns wood and runs on electricity or batteries.
V/R
Jeff
Re: Attached Grill?
I don't know sounds like a good option, hook it to your trailer on the brackets that tear your jeans as you walk by, smoke your rig while cooking and add a protective gease coat to the rv next to the cooking area. I really don't like them can you tell. Plus for what they cost with all the grills on the market you have lots of choices and the storage area is the same and in a couple years is it still in shape to keep using, I'm tuff on grills and even cleaning well I'll replace them at least a couple times during the rv's life.
LEN
I don't know sounds like a good option, hook it to your trailer on the brackets that tear your jeans as you walk by, smoke your rig while cooking and add a protective gease coat to the rv next to the cooking area. I really don't like them can you tell. Plus for what they cost with all the grills on the market you have lots of choices and the storage area is the same and in a couple years is it still in shape to keep using, I'm tuff on grills and even cleaning well I'll replace them at least a couple times during the rv's life.
LEN
jpeterman57
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Re: Attached Grill?
What about that LP gas quick disconnect point underneath next to where these grills are intended to go? Can I get a commonly available extension hose with that particular mate connector for my regular LP grill or is it special? Not sure what to buy. :question:
What about that LP gas quick disconnect point underneath next to where these grills are intended to go? Can I get a commonly available extension hose with that particular mate connector for my regular LP grill or is it special? Not sure what to buy. :question:
RE: Attached Grill?
We too, have that problem. We made up a 10' low pressure hose to connect to our camp grill and set it up on a table away from the rig and out from under the awning. I like the idea of not having to deal with the small disposable bottles, or to have to carry around another high pressure tank, but the camp stove we use (converted from disposable bottles) does not create enough heat on the low pressure system. We're looking for an inexpensive low pressure grill or a way to convert a high pressure grill to low pressure.
We too, have that problem. We made up a 10' low pressure hose to connect to our camp grill and set it up on a table away from the rig and out from under the awning. I like the idea of not having to deal with the small disposable bottles, or to have to carry around another high pressure tank, but the camp stove we use (converted from disposable bottles) does not create enough heat on the low pressure system. We're looking for an inexpensive low pressure grill or a way to convert a high pressure grill to low pressure.