Getting rid of Road Trip grill - replace with Weber Q?
We're both getting fed up with our Coleman Road Trip grill. It's a real POS (piece of stupidity). Cheap quality, a few too many bad design features and I'm getting tired of "folding" it up and stuffing it into our pass-through. Dang thing doesn't lay flat on the floor because of the way it's designed and I put a block of sponge foam at each end so it won't slide around which adds to making it harder to stow away.
I've read a LOT of folks recommending Weber. Which one to get? The 2-burner would be nice but it looks too big and heavy. A stand would be nice but are okay with using a picnic table and we have a long LP hose (would modify it to run after the regulator at the tanks). Hoping to be lighter than the Coleman if possible.
Is the 2-burner model 3200 maybe to big and heavy? Not sure if it can be used without the stand that the Weber's website shows.
Or... Is there a good or better alternative to a Weber? I seem to be getting older and am less and less inclined to want to bother with the weight and hassle of dealing with setting up and stowing away a grill. Lighter and smaller overall will be better.
I've read a LOT of folks recommending Weber. Which one to get? The 2-burner would be nice but it looks too big and heavy. A stand would be nice but are okay with using a picnic table and we have a long LP hose (would modify it to run after the regulator at the tanks). Hoping to be lighter than the Coleman if possible.
Is the 2-burner model 3200 maybe to big and heavy? Not sure if it can be used without the stand that the Weber's website shows.
Or... Is there a good or better alternative to a Weber? I seem to be getting older and am less and less inclined to want to bother with the weight and hassle of dealing with setting up and stowing away a grill. Lighter and smaller overall will be better.
