BBQ grill

[Gaetan]

I am looking for a small propane BBQ grill
I know Martin makes a good one I have seen some on boats
but I do not know where to get them
I would appreciate your suggestions
Gaetan

[HMS_Beagle]

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.

[Tamnative]

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?

[Greytruck18]

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!

[GeoBoy]

Buy a Weber, they are the best.

[Ski_Pro_3]

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.

[SpknTC]

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!

[James_]

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

[dakonthemountai]

Olympian 5500 Stainless steel mountable grill

I just purchased this grill last week. I'd had a cast aluminum Olympian grill since 1988(new one is stainless steel) and I now use it at home outside when it's snowing and I can't get to the "big" grill..

I have not used it yet, but did a LOT of reading, reviews, etc. before purchasing it. It was expensive when all is said and done, as it does NOT come with hoses other than a quick connect. Price in total with a cover, mounting rail, quick connect adapter hoses for 5gal propane tanks and disposable tanks came to almost $300.. It has a little higher BTU rating (11,000BTU, compared to many smaller grills (8,500 - 10,000) and I like the versatility of a mounting rail on the back of the camper or using it with the same stand as a table top grill. It's lighter than many also and since I'm so anal about things, I'll have a lot of fun trying to keep the glistening stainless still clean and pretty! (not!!) As I write, UPS just delivered the mounting rail, cover and hose adapter for a 5gal propane tank! I'm off to the great outdoors to install it now! ( pictures will be posted later ... 😉 In the future I'll install the quick connect fitting on the side of the camper that will go directly to the main propane tanks, but for now I'm using the extra 5gal tank I have and the disposable ones.

Dak

[NMace]

I am a fan of the hang on the side Camco model, run off the units LP tank.

[HMS_Beagle]

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.

[skipbee]

X5 on the Weber Go-Any- Where. It's compact. stores nicely. If we're fixing for more than 3 or 4 folks it would not do, We have a little larger grill at home. But the Weber gets the most use.

[SpknTC]

skipro3 wrote:
I swear by my Weber Baby Q. Best propane grill I've ever used. I really like the cast iron grill; keeps food hot and sears steaks great. Cooks fish perfect too; I can toss a gutted bass on there, flip it twice and it's ready to eat. No sticking, no filleting, not even scale the fish. Just gut and toss on the preheated cast iron. Got mine off Amazon for about $150. The lid comes off with a couple pins and clips if you need to separate them for storage. Cleans up very easy.

BUMP!!

Just got the Baby Q and LOVE IT!! I was always curious from reading the positive reviews and now I got to say this is the best bbq grill we've owned. Love the compact size too!

We don't eat a ton of red meat so chicken is our go to...
I get the individual breasts from Costco. Clean them up at home, marinate in a ziploc in the refer and they're ready to use on our weekend campouts. Don't have to worry about raw chicken in the kitchen.

[garryk6]

I have a Sunbeam that is very similar to the little black one (weber go anywhere).

[Ski_Pro_3]

Speaking about keeping the grill clean;

I use Lysol Wipes. No hard scrubbing, just wipe it down to get it wet, let sit for about a minute and then wipe it again. I'd say I use maybe 4 of these to clean the grill after a 3 or 4 day campout. That includes cleaning the little grease pan too.



I use a wire brush on the cast iron grill to keep it in shape.

This one is small and stores with the BBQ Works best on a hot grill.

[Oldtymeflyr]

Lots of Stuff wrote:
We have one of these Coleman Fold an Go grills:



It spends a lot of time on the shelf as it is tough to clean.
It is very compact however.

We have several and this is one of them. Its as compact as I have been able to find. We also use one of the combination Coleman stove/grills. They both work well but are a little more difficult to clean.

Our main problem is room, I just don't have room for anything bigger.