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rhartman911
Explorer
Aug 21, 2013

First Time Awesome-Gas Grill?

Took 5th wheel out for the first time last week it was awesome and I chalk it up to all the good advise from this forum everything I fixed worked great.
What does everyone do for a Bar-B-Q, I brought my medium size gas grill but is there a smaller portable gas grill one that works good? would like to store it on trailer instead of taking up truck bed space, there seems to be a lot of fake reviews trying to sale their portable grills so just thought I would ask here and see what others carry with them.
Most I would ever cook would be 6 ears of corn,6 chicken breast

50 Replies

  • mileshuff's avatar
    mileshuff
    Explorer
    Aug 30, 2013
    I tried buying a medium to high end grill. Didn't last any longer than an el-cheapo $20-$30 portable gas grill. So thats what we use now. They work great for our steaks and chicken, very light weight and small enough to stow away easily.
  • porknbeanr's avatar
    porknbeanr
    Explorer
    Aug 27, 2013
    1rickw wrote:
    I went through several grills, but finally bought the Weber 120. Same as 100 except it has "Wings" on the side that fold in when storing. Great Grill. Wouldn't mind a large one for the house.


    X2...Out of the half dozen or so that I've owned, this one is the best and has outlasted all of them.
  • Community Alumni's avatar
    Community Alumni
    Aug 27, 2013
    rhartman911 wrote:
    I bought the Weber Q 220 Thank you everyone for the opinions

    Good for you, I hope you really enjoy it like most of us that have a Weber grill. :C
    ... Eric
  • 4aSong's avatar
    4aSong
    Explorer
    Aug 27, 2013
    We just bought the Weber Q120. We also would like to thank everyone for their opinions. Retired our 30+ year old charcoal burner.
  • hogcard's avatar
    hogcard
    Explorer
    Aug 26, 2013
    For my RV I tossed the gas and bought a nice little Sunbeam Electric. For wood smoke flavor I wrap a few wood chips in foil and then poke a few holes in the foil.

    Figure if electricity is included in the price of the camp site, why burn my own money using gas?

    Stores great in a plastic tub and locking lid.
  • joezuki's avatar
    joezuki
    Explorer
    Aug 25, 2013
    The Weber Q 100 (aka baby Q) or the regular size Q if you have the room. They cook even all the time I liked it some much I bought a second for the back yard and you're not having to replace the burner assy all the time. Just some clean and clearing of the holes in the burners and your good to go. Mine are 8yrs old and still working great.
  • Dog_Folks's avatar
    Dog_Folks
    Explorer
    Aug 24, 2013
    Redterpos3 wrote:
    I also like our Weber Q100, perfect size for us. We use it on our trips and as home. One problem I need help with is my gas pipe has become clogged with grease from all my use. I called Weber and they said I need to clean it out with a flexible brush. I looked at walmart and couldn't find one long enough the pipe is a good 42" as it curls around. Anyone else have ideas or do something to clean this out?


    Take the gas tube out of the grill. Clean the outside of the tube well with a wire brush, then empty out the debris from inside.

    My gas company did it this way the the first time, and I have done it, using a wire brush in a drill every since. Once a year seems about right for us. Have done it for 7 years now.
  • rhartman911's avatar
    rhartman911
    Explorer
    Aug 24, 2013
    Redterpos3 wrote:
    I also like our Weber Q100, perfect size for us. We use it on our trips and as home. One problem I need help with is my gas pipe has become clogged with grease from all my use. I called Weber and they said I need to clean it out with a flexible brush. I looked at walmart and couldn't find one long enough the pipe is a good 42" as it curls around. Anyone else have ideas or do something to clean this out?

    I would try and boil it in water

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