2013 roo 23ikss ?

[bartonfan]

First off hello to all! We got our new Roo a month ago now and just love it! I just got one question for any other kiss owners, ours came with a counter extension in one of the storage areas and for the life of me I can't find where it is supposed to go. None of the brackets they attach to are in or outside of the camper. Can anyone help me with this mystery?

[Truth B Towed]

Our 25RS came with a counter ext., it went outside where you would put your grill.

[Engauge]

The counter top mounts to the same bracket as the bbq. You can only get one on at a time. The bbq bracket is the metal fold out arm on the rear bumper.

This weekend was the first weekend out with our IKSS and also found out the bbq has to be mounted on the supplied arm and is not capable of free standing like the one that was on our pop up.

[Wiscampsin]

Welcome to the forum and congrats on your 2013 Roo.

[bartonfan]

thanks for your help, i thought about the grill mount but needing the that for the grill its kind of senseless. I'll find a better use for it with a little more thought! thanks again!

[ggrady]

Congrats on the 23ikss...I picked mine up about 2 weeks ago! I love it so far Have had no problems...Did you get lucky enough to get the LED lights on the outside?

[bartonfan]

No our didn't come with the led's. sure wish it did, they look really cool from the pics I've seen.

[ggrady]

What is your TV? I tow mine with a chevy Avalanche so far it has towed likr a champ.

[bartonfan]

2004 f150 sc lariat 4x4 with the 5.4 engine and had no problem at all. Next month when we camp at a racetrack and have to haul a full load of water and generator with gas and extra water will be the test. I'm sure it will be fine but I'm sure ill know its back there! Lol

[ggrady]

ya fully loaded you know its there...I have to wait until the 6th of June to take it out again. Have you tried the outside grill?

[bartonfan]

I did use it last weekend. It worked ok but it's not the stainless grill I've been used to. I love the mount for it and having the supply line to use the camper propane so I don't have to carry a extra tank with me though. Thinking how I can fit my other grill to that mount.

[ggrady]

I just wish it was the grill was a little bigger. We do not even have enough things to fill all the storage in the TT I am amazed.

[ggrady]

Do You have any pics?

[bartonfan]

Here's a couple pics I took over the weekend.

[clancythecamper]

Looks awesome I wish I'd had this choice when we bought ours (how many times have I said that now?) sorry, just a case of kitchen envy LOL We have thought about setting up a camp kitchen outside but it occurs to me that I rarely cook so unless I'm traveling with a group and need to cook a lot I don't worry about it too much. On the 233S the slider bar that holds the grill also has room for the tabletop extension thingy. Even if we don't use the grill, we use the tabletop part, very convenient for items we want to keep up high, off, etc.....

[ggrady]

Nice! The only place we have gone so far has been my son camping on the pad I made for the TT to sit on in the Yard.

[bikendan]

Originally Posted by clancythecamper

Looks awesome On the 233S the slider bar that holds the grill also has room for the tabletop extension thingy. Even if we don't use the grill, we use the tabletop part, very convenient for items we want to keep up high, off, etc.....

x2. the grill bracket has room for the outside grill AND the little piece of countertop with the folding brace.
we use both all the time. gives me a place to put the meat or condiments.

[ggrady]

ya that little shelf should come in handy..Is the grill hard to hook up and attach?

[bikendan]

Originally Posted by ggrady

ya that little shelf should come in handy..Is the grill hard to hook up and attach?

nope, just slide the hanging support onto the bracket, put the grill onto the support arms, pull out the propane pigtail and connect it to the grill's pigtail and turn the valve on.
takes about 3 minutes.