portable grill ( Soution found)
Is there a brand of portable gas grill that will work with the built in gas tank on an RV? This tank has its own regulator which renders my grill worthless as it has its own dedicated regulator . Lon...
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chindog wrote:
I've gotten tired of using the 1# bottles, and having them run out of fuel halfway through grilling a chop or steak.
Back when we owned our K-Z Spree I also had all the hoses and connections needed to T off one of the trailer tanks and use that high pressure feed to run both my Coleman 2-burner stove and Weber Q. I always park my Q on the campsite picnic table so greasy cooking smells don't envelope the camper but what I tired of was tripping over that stupid hose. :M With our current trailer I instead run my stove with a 16.4 oz canister which lasts "forever" because the only time it's running is when I'm actually cooking. The grill of course needs extra time to heat up and to burn off residue once I'm done cooking so for that I normally use a 10 lb tank but always have a canister on hand as a spare. No tripping :) ... K.I.S.S. :B
