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Old 02-27-2006, 06:34 PM   #15
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We use a Campchef double stove plumbed to the quick-disconnect on the side of our trailer (even though it has a built-in cooktop). I had a 12' hose made which allows us to get it out from under the awning. We carry the griddle and BBQ box.
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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by AnneW:
I have the Coleman Roadtrip grill and absolutely love it! </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
After going through many grills that we didn't like, we finally settled on the Coleman Roadtrip Grill, like it so well that we bought TWO. One stays permanently with the RV and the other on our covered back patio. One great thing about the Coleman Roadtrip is that the grill tops lift right out for easy cleaning and those differnet tops are available as an accessary option. Check it out at the COLEMAN WEBSITE.

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Old 02-28-2006, 03:19 AM   #17
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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by rhoevinbt:
...We've used the $20 ones; even managed to use it two years in a row before replacing it. Now I've got 3 in the garage and don't remember which is the newest. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

You're supposed to toss them when you buy a new one! sheesh! Don't you know that we are a "throw-away" society! It pains me to toss one when, if it was built better, I could "overhaul" it. That's why we have decided to place one of the big ones on a roll-out in one of the bus bays... It has a cast brass burner (or rather 3). I wonder how many years we could get out of it. I once had a big second hand Sears grill that we used for 8 years before buying a new one. I overhauled it once a year (new burner every spring, new cooking grill every other year and replaced the lava rock grid only once and a paint job when needed). It was a mess but beat buying a new grill every year and kept them out of the landfills. (Green and tightwad... nice combo)
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Oh...I forgot about the throw away society. At least I haven't seen any thrown away in the woods at the campgrounds! (yet....)
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Old 03-04-2006, 04:53 PM   #19
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We just got our new Weber Baby Q this week. We've cooked on it one time and it was great. Can't wait to use it RVing this spring. Our last little red smoker purchased at Wally World served us well for many camping seasons but alas, is being retired.
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Old 03-04-2006, 06:54 PM   #20
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Hey Vette Racer!!!! Send me some of those $1.49 propane bottles out here (Cali). they're $2.50 at Wally World. Maybe we could make a profit???????????????????????
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I just got the Coleman Roadtrip Grill at Lowes on sale for $99. Awesome unit!!
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we went this time with the rvqII
we had it mounted on teh rear side panel, away from awnings.
it cooks FAST and will flat burn a chicken if your not careful.
would i do it agian.... probably not, splatters grease on the sidewalls, hard to control temps,
the nonstick is great, but melting teflon is also hazardous to you and me

in our last fier I bought a fullsize lp grill.
measured my basement and chopped oof the legs of the grill and re-attached the wheels at the new ht.
then i could place it on teh picnic table with a cookie sheet as a heat sheild and cook just fine.
if i loose my RVqII i wil go the lp grill route again
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