Bumper-mount outside grill - Wanted

I had the RVQ grill and used it for 1 year, but really they are weak and only good for BBQ, dogs, burgers and such.
I modified the rvq bracket and installed a swing out arm to hold a 30k btu campchief dual burner. It works way, way better, I can boil water for corn on the cob and use the griddle next to it to grill stuff. Both store in the side compartment after a quick clean up.

Honestly, if you "Camp" then don't do an RVQ. If you have kids and you are a hobby camper, say once or twice a year and your meals are all simple, RVQ is ok.

Think of it this way.
A 30k btu campchief with griddle, you can cook breakfast, cook dinner, boil water etc. An RVQ, you can only grill. It doesn't even put out enough heat to boil water in any short amount of time.

I looked long and hard for the bumper mounted grill to add to my 32BHDS. Once I found one I realized it would not work with my setup. Since I have a factory mounted ladder on the rear of my TT the BBQ would not lock closed on top of the rear bumper.

Free is always great - I will gladly pay for shipping :)

I took the one off my unit, its sitting in my back shop waiting for me to post it on Kijiji - if I was local to ya, i'd give it away.

I bought a grill that came with a RV side mount hardware setup. never fastened the stuff to my TT.
bumpy

I have what you are requesting and have sent you a Private Message.

Gary

Here's a better pic of exactly what I have, from Jayco.

http://img412.imageshack.us/img412/7262/bestgrillfront.jpg

Nunyadamn wrote:

Lantley wrote:
I think this is what the OP had in mind

Swing arm RV grill

Yes, that is close. I know that I want the factory Jayco mount and grill. I am sure Jayco isn't making these themselves. Just looking for where I can buy. Thanks for all of the advise, but I really only want to know if I have to go through the dealer or if someone knows who is manufacturing these.

http://www.trekwood.com/images/keystone/324455.jpg
I just Googled Keystone RV grill mount.

This is what came with our Jayco, it does swing out like someone mentioned earlier. The box actually said Keystone RV on it. The back of the grill is 90* from the camper, no grease splatter at all. I think some people are thinking about the ones that hook directly to the side of the trailer.
I love ours!

APT wrote:
I recommend a quality grill first. I have not heard anyone love their OEM bumper mount grill. How many people love their Weber Q?

I paid $250 for my Weber Q220 and cart. No regrets.

I certainly do not love mine. My TT came with the OEM bumper mounted grill. It's supposed to hook up to the low presure propane line via a quick connect near the rear. The supplied hose was not long enough to connect the grill with the swing arm fully extended. Used it on my first camping trip with the new TT and it stuggled to cook hot dogs. I tried flank steak and that was a total bust. The grease spattering issue really did not happen - this thing can't put out enough heat to make the spatter anyway, and if it did, the lid would prevent it. But people's experiences are different. If an issue, I'd first try cooking a leaner cut of meat. I'd sell you the thing along with the swing arm, but it's really not worth the hassle, much less the postage.

Lantley wrote:
I think this is what the OP had in mind

Swing arm RV grill

Yes, that is close. I know that I want the factory Jayco mount and grill. I am sure Jayco isn't making these themselves. Just looking for where I can buy. Thanks for all of the advise, but I really only want to know if I have to go through the dealer or if someone knows who is manufacturing these.