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dewey02
Mar 12, 2017Explorer II
If I had to do it again, I'd probably go with the Weber as it gets rave reviews.
But like Roy, we've had the Coleman for about 5 years now and it works just fine for us. I like the griddle plate (for pancakes) and the stove ring (for coffee and soup). Others have complained about the grill plate, but we've never had any problems with meat we've cooked on it. Also, I've never had the cleanup problems that some complain about. Just soak the grills plates and wipe out the grill.
Also, I have it modified to hook into my propane quick connect, or I can put on the regulator it came with and use the small 1 lb propane bottles. In short, I like the versatility. While I have the tote that Roy mentioned for storage, I never liked the big baggy grill cover that Coleman sells for it. So I bought a Weber Q2000 grill cover which works great, as it covers just the top part of the grill and fits perfectly! So I guess I really am a Weber wannabe!

But like Roy, we've had the Coleman for about 5 years now and it works just fine for us. I like the griddle plate (for pancakes) and the stove ring (for coffee and soup). Others have complained about the grill plate, but we've never had any problems with meat we've cooked on it. Also, I've never had the cleanup problems that some complain about. Just soak the grills plates and wipe out the grill.
Also, I have it modified to hook into my propane quick connect, or I can put on the regulator it came with and use the small 1 lb propane bottles. In short, I like the versatility. While I have the tote that Roy mentioned for storage, I never liked the big baggy grill cover that Coleman sells for it. So I bought a Weber Q2000 grill cover which works great, as it covers just the top part of the grill and fits perfectly! So I guess I really am a Weber wannabe!

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