Mounted RV Grills

I like to be adaptable. No cooking on the ground for me. Not so sure about having a grill up close to the side of the trailer either.




Magma marine grill with surface mount in tray slide.



Picnic table mount.

Also made a wooden truck receiver hitch mount.

BoonHauler:
Thats the one, charcoal on the sides an aluminum drip pan in the middle and if you like some wood chips or chunks for extra smoke.

sausageking wrote:
I don't use a mount for my WeberQ, I instead use a 2X4 foot folding table with the grill on one end leaving me a work surface on the other. As far as a portable grill with a rotisserie, I have the rotisserie attachment for my Weber Kettle, it`s awesome.

Sausageking:

Is this the rotisserie you're talking about?
Kettle Rotisserie

AllegroD wrote:
Hitch Table

I have looked at this table. Would be nice to have but pricy.

Our TT came with an Aussie grill that mounts on a bumper swingarm. It works well for us. It does not heat evenly, though. The temperature is higher on the back half of the grill, even though it has one burner. But, once I learned this, I adjust how I cook on it and it can be used as an advantage if you need two temperature zones.

I don't use a mount for my WeberQ, I instead use a 2X4 foot folding table with the grill on one end leaving me a work surface on the other. As far as a portable grill with a rotisserie, I have the rotisserie attachment for my Weber Kettle, it`s awesome.

jneubig wrote:
I have my Weber Q200 series mounted to my rear bumper. I bought the swing mount from billsbumperq.com Great and very strong system. My camper did not have an option from the factory.

I emailed this company and it cost $235 for the mount and adapter needed to mount the Weber Q. Nice to have but I think I will try something different first. Thanks

I'm looking for a portable grill that has a rotisserie as an accessory, any ideas?

zackyboy3rs wrote:

sh410 wrote:
If your are Weber Q dude, you will NOT like the RV500 grill. It is the cheapest grill that would come with a trailer.

That was what I was expecting to read. Thanks

Anyway to use the mount with a weber q?

Zacky,
I like having the flexibility of moving my Weber Q around, so I don't think I would like the "mounted" option. I got the optional Weber rolling cart for my Q and both are about 10 years old and still work great. I did the conversion to run the Q off the trailer quick-connect with a 12" hose. Works great.

As to "mounting" a Q on something, I've never seen it done and they're quite heavy as you already know. Doesn't seem like a very desirable option to me.