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Old 04-25-2019, 03:45 AM   #21
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i have a 22" Blackstone. Got it from Walmart, came with a lid and stand.
yep me too.....
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Old 04-25-2019, 05:51 AM   #22
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I’m sure people have good reasons for why they want their grill attached to the outside of their RVs, but I have never worked out what the advantages are. I am of the opinion that the farther my grill is from my camper, the better. I have never even opened the box that contains the grill that came with my Windjammer because I don’t want a grill that close to my camper and under the awning.

I’m not criticizing here — just wondering why people like this so much.

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I'm in the same opinion as you. I do have the little pull out stove that I'll cook on, but for grilling, I'm out from under the awning and away from the trailer.
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