I have a Weber Q 220 I found used for under 1/2 the new cost. Works great and fits nicely in the rear hatch of my TT which is also right where I typically set-up. I use a portable 8lb tank.
Did the exact same thing!
And the grill cover fits nice and snug! no worries of it blowing away!
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Weber Q gets my vote. Not the cheapest, but definitely the highest quality. Nice heavy cast cooking grid, not a porcelain or chrome one that will soon rust.
If you have a Webber Q and need to take the lid off to store it in the RV, take the lid hinge pins out, take them to your local boating supply store like West Marine, and buy replacement pins with the spring loaded ball in the ends. My Webber Q was a couple of inches too tall for the locker I wanted to keep it in, but with the lid off, it goes in and then the lid goes in and the hinge pins are put back in. In reverse coming out.
What they said. I grew tired of the POS gas grill that came with my camper. Being a long time weber owner of both charcoal, gas and smokers, It was a no brainer to go with the Q. I opted for the Q1000 (sans side shelves and thermometer) from AMazon for $169 and free shipping (prime) no tax.
I've only used it about 6 times but it does a commendable job.
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