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Old 06-24-2018, 03:31 PM   #21
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I have a Weber Q200? series and I just got a portable 17" Blackstone griddle that I absolutely love. The griddle has a nice carrying case and is easy to stow away in our storage compartment and so easy to clean, that I may not bring my Weber grill anymore, which is a pain to clean and won't fire in my storage bay. I tap off my rigs propane tank with an adapter before the regulator and an extension hose to the grill with no issues at all, so need to carry an additional tank for the grill/griddle. Been doing it this way for years.
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Old 06-24-2018, 03:34 PM   #22
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Camp Chef with the steel griddle. Cook anything from steaks to pancakes with perfection. Works with the camper hook up if you purchase the correct hose.
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Old 06-24-2018, 04:03 PM   #23
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"Member's Mark" Gas Grill

Fascinating reading your query! Just this morning I purchased Sam's Club "Member's Mark" tailgate grill to compliment our Wildcat 29RXL. Two local independent propane companies, (who sell similar tailgate grills), said for the money it can't be beat!

$100.00 is a bargain. Second, it easily allows for a "quick-connect" fitting which can be attached to a 12' hose (or longer) to a similar "quick-connect" fitting and secondary shutoff valve "T'd" off the regulated side of the RV's 30lb cylinder.

No lingering smells of fried bacon and fish offsetting the "newness" of our rig. It's planned to set up on the picnic table; collapsible legs allow storage in the basement or under the bed. Because I'm "old school" I also have a Coleman gasoline stove... just in case for planned boondocking!
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Old 06-24-2018, 04:09 PM   #24
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This grill has a tray for wood pellets and has great temperature control. I bought mine off ebay for $125 with free shipping. The top cover latches on both sides and you carry it with the lid handle. I had a Kuuma but I couldn't adjust the temp to less than 500 degrees.
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Old 06-24-2018, 04:18 PM   #25
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Blackstone all the way. We also use a small charcoal grill or the site grill. The black stone is amazing.
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Old 06-24-2018, 04:19 PM   #26
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We use the Weber Q and bought a one gallon tank to use specifically with it. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It works great and lasts us quite a while before having to refill the tank.
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Old 06-24-2018, 04:47 PM   #27
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Just moved from a Coleman roadtrip I had converted to the low pressure connector to a webber 1200. I bought a converting kit from calore and now this is on the low pressure side as well.
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Old 06-24-2018, 05:58 PM   #28
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We have the Coleman Road trip Classic. We have the adapter to hook up to motorhome propane. Works great. I put foil down under grates to help with cleanup.
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Old 06-24-2018, 06:03 PM   #29
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Get a Wber Q and a stand alone propane tank. You wont regret the decision.
X2 We have had several lower cost grills. They don't last and parts are hard to find. Currently using Weber Q and separate 20lb tank. Love it. Don't want my grill that close to the RV ( grease and smoke).
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Old 06-24-2018, 06:14 PM   #30
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Weber Q has my vote. Been using it for over 10 years. Fool proof, and I really need that!
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Old 06-24-2018, 09:03 PM   #31
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Blackstone 17" grill. Now we have removed the camp stove, and electric fry pan from the trailer! We have grilled steaks, eggs, bacon , toast, everything turns out great
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Old 06-25-2018, 03:58 AM   #32
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a Weber Go Anywhere grill:

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Old 06-25-2018, 06:59 AM   #33
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In the last 15 years of full timing, we had two propane grills, that hung on the side of the rig. When the last one fell apart, I bought a George Forman electric grill. Easy to use, more cooking space and supposedly heathier due to the elimination of burned grease
X2 on the George Forman, we have a small one and a large one, can tell the difference of taste in grilling besides cleanup is a breeze and don't have to worry about grease dripping when packed away
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Old 06-25-2018, 07:27 AM   #34
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We have evolved from a propane setup to an electric 2 burner hot plate, electric griddle, and a little Weber charcoal grill. All totaled less than $100 from Walmart. We line the grill with foil making cleanup very simple and fast. The electric appliances, we just wipe clean and we are done. For whatever reason, it took me about an hour to cleanup the Coleman propane rig we had.
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Old 06-25-2018, 07:47 AM   #35
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We use the Blackstone 17" griddle. our TT griddle almost caught our camoer on fire. To ditch the 1 lb bottles that run on the blackstone you can buy an adaptor hose to 16 lb bottle or go with the low pressure adaptor. Blackstone® 17" & 22" Griddle Quick-Connect Adapter - propanegear

I did a test out in our driveway and the griddle heated to 540 degrees F. I think that's enough heat to cook most food. We also bought a 6' extension hose and it all packs neatly inside of the griddle area. I also carry the original with regulator and adaptor hose for a 16 lb tank.
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Old 06-25-2018, 09:26 AM   #36
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Use Coleman Roadtrip LXX right now with small bottles. Do have propane hose coming of side of our Rockwood 2618V that I may look into conversion kit to use TT tanks. Coleman works great and like others, using some foil under grates really helps with clean up.
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Old 06-25-2018, 09:53 AM   #37
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I have a Weber Q and like it, it does seem to build up a lot of grease though.
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Old 06-25-2018, 10:02 AM   #38
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Grill 2 Go X200

We have the full set of Camp Chef Pro 60. Great stuff but heavy and bulky. When we are traveling and decide to stop for lunch or dinner, we wanted something smaller and lighter. We bought a Char Broil PORTABLE GRILL2GO® X200 GAS GRILL. Very well built, easy to use and clean. You can use the small bottles or hookup with a larger tank. Cooks very fast and has a system that stops flair-ups. You can pick one up at Walmart for less than $80. Best unit we have ever used.
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Old 06-25-2018, 11:42 AM   #39
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Camp chef is the best & will plug into your quick connect.
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There are a few good options but it was the Weber Q for me.

If you have a low pressure quick connect, definitely modify the grill to remove the regulator:
Ditch the little bottles- upgrade your Weber Q | Learn To RV
I love the Weber Q. I have not converted it for low-pressure yet because it's easy for me to refill the 16oz bottles , because I keep a large quantity of bulk propane at home, even though they only refill 2/3 of the way without hassle.

If I did it over again I would pay the extra money to get the one with the temperature gauge on the lid.

For us the small one is fine. Big family might need the large one and then you have a little more of a storage problem. The small one fits in one of those large black storage tubs from the Home Center and I just stick it in the back of the truck to save storage cupboard space.
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