BBQ grill

jamminalong wrote:

James' wrote:
Just picked up the Weber Q 120

Yep that's the one we got too! Baby Q 120 w/stand.

Same one here, but I do need to find a better steel brush than what I have now.

For the last two years, I have been using something like this: a reversible grill/griddle combination that fits neatly on my Coleman stove.



Mine has much more raised ridges than this one; mine are about 3/4 inch high on one side and a flat griddle on the other side. It covers the entire surface of the original Coleman propane stove.

I just got tired of trying to fit the extra bulk of a BBQ somewhere. I just store this in a side compartment in the bed of the truck in a plastic trash bag.

I'm NEVER without my Coleman stove, as we cook 95% of our meals outside in our outdoor kitchen setup.

I have owned a few Magmas; mostly the round kettle ones for boats. My beef with them is that their LOW setting is still so high that's it's hard to slow cook anything.

HMS Beagle wrote:

Tamnative wrote:

My grille just fell apart and I have been looking for another to put in the upper left storage of my Bigfoot 10.4e, if I may ask where do you put your grille?

I put mine in the Genset compartment (upper right) along with other stuff. I think it would easily fit in the upper left, but that has been converted to a second bathroom in mine. Here is the dimensional drawing of the Trailmate. The regulator is a simple bayonet mount (rotate and pull it out) so it need not be considered for storage. Without it you should be able to fit it sideways, leaving space for lots of other things. If I remember I will try it tomorrow and let you know.

OK, it fits. It is a cute little grill, has folding legs but you can also get a variety of mounts intended for rails, lifeline stanchions, fishing pole holders, etc. These work very well, unlike the Magma traditional kettle BBQ mount, which was seriously flawed.



Here it is in the former genset compartment:



And here in the upper left hand:



It would not fit in the former battery compartment or basement (too tall).

Bluetruck11 wrote:
The O Grill has been very good to us.. Sturdy not to heavey fits nicely into a carrying bag... Heard of some draw backs on the Weber Q's and we went this route, and hav not regreted it.. Happy grilling!

X2 Been using the O-Grill for three years now. Very well made and love the carrying bag.

Tamnative wrote:

My grille just fell apart and I have been looking for another to put in the upper left storage of my Bigfoot 10.4e, if I may ask where do you put your grille?

I put mine in the Genset compartment (upper right) along with other stuff. I think it would easily fit in the upper left, but that has been converted to a second bathroom in mine. Here is the dimensional drawing of the Trailmate. The regulator is a simple bayonet mount (rotate and pull it out) so it need not be considered for storage. Without it you should be able to fit it sideways, leaving space for lots of other things. If I remember I will try it tomorrow and let you know.

HMS Beagle wrote:
If you are looking for a small but high quality gas grill, look at the Magma Connoisseur Trailmate. It is all stainless, quite a bit less storage space than any of the others referenced in this thread. The grill is only large enough for two, but perfect for that purpose. I love the Weber Q products, use one at home and had the Baby Q in the motorhome, but its too big for me to take in the camper.

My grille just fell apart and I have been looking for another to put in the upper left storage of my Bigfoot 10.4e, if I may ask where do you put your grille?

The O Grill has been very good to us.. Sturdy not to heavey fits nicely into a carrying bag... Heard of some draw backs on the Weber Q's and we went this route, and hav not regreted it.. Happy grilling!

Buy a Weber, they are the best.

HMS Beagle wrote:
If you are looking for a small but high quality gas grill, look at the Magma Connoisseur Trailmate. It is all stainless, quite a bit less storage space than any of the others referenced in this thread. The grill is only large enough for two, but perfect for that purpose. I love the Weber Q products, use one at home and had the Baby Q in the motorhome, but its too big for me to take in the camper.

Cabela's makes a clone of the Magma but DON'T be fooled. It doesn't provide even heat, the latch doesn't work well, and it doesn't have a good fit and finish. Stick with the quality of a Magma if you are going that direction.

James' wrote:
Just picked up the Weber Q 120, looks like it should fit the bill. It's 15" tall and just fits into my Yakima Skybox along with all the other cr*p I have up there.
Paid $164.00 at Lowes

Yep that's the one we got too! Baby Q 120 w/stand. Already in the TC ready for this weekend!