Outdoor cooking?

[SeaDog]

I have the sidekick grill and really like it. Does anyone know if there is a one or two burner stove that will fit the sidekick mounts. My search has not produced positive results. I'am leaning toward modifying a coleman camp stove any thoughts?

[Rangerdrvr59]

That would be yer best bet

[jeff64]

I am assuming when you refer to sidekick mounts that this is the extruded aluminum rail attached to the side of your coach, yes?
The stoves both 2 or 3 burner can be had from the dealer. It's the same ones from a PUP.
When I bought my TT, I had requested that the dealer order/swap out the RVQ for a stove. It ended up being the 3 burner. I've seen the 2 burner as well and either suburban stoves are desirable configurations. The 2 -burner will be much easier to store/ or find a smaller tote to keep it in. The 3 burner will be hard to find a box to fit in. I ended up making one since my TT is storage space challenged. It also came with the folding shelf that goes on the rail

[Chpusmc]

My sidekick has very uneven cooking. I'm not impressed by it. I'm getting by with it until I save up enough for a replacement that I can hook into the trailer gas line. Right now I have to concentrate on getting through back to school shopping.

[Asrabbit]

I have a high pressure outdoor stove that came from a popup. It was made to hang on the side of the popup. I modified it so now it will set on the top of a table. I did not like the idea of having it hang on the side of my camper.

I do 95% of my cooking outside, (my camper is small anyway and I like the outdoors). I had to plumb in a high pressure line. I plumbed it to the back of my camper with hook ups for the stove and grill. It could also supply other types of devices that use the higher pressure. I installed an adjustable regulator in front of my low pressure and have it set to 16 psi. I then put a T in the line and ran a 3/8 inch soft copper line to the back of the camper. I covered the copper with a rubber hose wherever it came in contact with the frame of the trailer.

The high pressure regulator is a single stage. I believe that is okay for the use. Of course the low pressure regulator is a two stage, but I am already dropping the pressure so the first stage does not have to work as hard. So far, I have not seen an issue. If an issue comes up, or someone fusses at me, I will move the high pressure regulator to after the T and then the low pressure regulator will not know the high pressure regulator even exists. I used flare fittings on everything which is acceptable for propane.

[SeaDog]

Thanks to all for the reply my goal was to be able to use the barbecue (sidekick) mounting bracket for an outside cook stove. I never gave a thought to the stoves from the pup's thanks Jeff. Thats what great about this forum you can get almost any question answered or problem solved.