Volcano Grill

The propane adapter is cheap at Walmart.

Well, it arrived today! Ya Ho!!! Haven't even unpacked it yet, headed right to the internet and recipes. And then to the weather forcast sites to search for warmer weather (than StL presently) and plot the outing. I know the grill can work at home, but that's not the purpose. Gotta be on the road.
Thanks again ya'all

Boy, wish someone was close to me - I'd sell mine - I can barely lift the darn thing to empty the charcoal dust!

Really a well built thing, that's for sure.

garmp1 wrote:
Guess that's two foot-itise as it's best.
Thanks again.

I've been suffering from that for years. I'm hoping that I'll soon be old enough that what I've got will be just right.

Super Dave: thanks for the heads up. Don't know why I didn't think of that before. Just called Volcano and explained my error and what I wanted. The kind lady said she'd waive the shipping charges and mail it out to me separately as my order already shipped. Nice folks, but there again I went from a grill for under $100 to an order over $200. Guess that's two foot-itise as it's best.
Thanks again.

garmp1 wrote:
Ya'all did it! I ordered one yesterday. Got the package of propane, cover & cookbook, case, etc. But the one thing I forgot to double check is that it will take the small propane canister versus the 20lb tank or both. B's only got so much room! Guess I'll find out and if need be I'll make something work. But it should. Can't wait!!!
Thinking about heading out for a couple of weeks first of Dec and we'll put it to the test.

Thanks a bunch.

If your stuff arrives and you are in a bind with the hose connection, see valve adapter in link below.

Hose valve adapter

Ya'all did it! I ordered one yesterday. Got the package of propane, cover & cookbook, case, etc. But the one thing I forgot to double check is that it will take the small propane canister versus the 20lb tank or both. B's only got so much room! Guess I'll find out and if need be I'll make something work. But it should. Can't wait!!!
Thinking about heading out for a couple of weeks first of Dec and we'll put it to the test.

Thanks a bunch.

gkas wrote:
Fantastic BBQ. I also use the propane to cook with the dutch oven. The kevlar cover is great for heating the entire oven. It also keeps the heat in to lower the fuel use. I make everything from bread to stews. A trivit in the bottom helps with baking the biscuits evenly.

Good info and I feel less anxious about the Kevlar tent top. Gonna see if I can find one at a local store since the 3 fuel version would be useful when fire bans are in place:).

Fantastic BBQ. I also use the propane to cook with the dutch oven. The kevlar cover is great for heating the entire oven. It also keeps the heat in to lower the fuel use. I make everything from bread to stews. A trivit in the bottom helps with baking the biscuits evenly.

The propane accessory fits into the bag with the rest of the kit. No additional space needed. The packed foot print remains the same, with or without the propane attachment.

Folks have been known to set the grill up in the garages, with the propane, to do canning, keeping the heat outside. terry r.