LP Gas BBQ grill

[Route 66]

Looking for suggestions for a small, easy to use, easy to clean gas grill. Preferably with a non stick grate.

This could be a tall order.

[Route 66]

Looking for suggestions for a small, easy to use, easy to clean gas grill. Preferably with a non stick grate.

This could be a tall order.

[JavaJelly]

Used to have the Olympia Grill from Camper's World and other places. Good grill but, not non-stick. Had flare ups too.

Went w/the Weber grill at CW and have had great luck. Non-stick, easily cleaned and compact. The removeable grease catcher is a nice feature too. We are happy. They sell all sorts of accessories for it, foldable cart etc.

I don't remember the model # but I think it was around $130 - $150. Haven't really heard anybody complain about it.

[MonacoMama]

My one complaint about the Weber is ....don't they use the skinnier propane bottles?

[JavaJelly]

Yes, there is a bracket on the side but, I just moved it over and put a "fat" bottle on. No problem. I don't think the bracket is necessary, especially for the shorter bottle.

Now I have a line off of my coach propane and hook it up directly.

[Route 66]

That sounds like the Weber Q100 grill. I'm going to check them out, and the bottle mount.

[Tincup]

I have the Weber Baby Q and love it. I hook it to a standard tank (20#?? I think) and have a couple of the small tanks for back up if I run out.

[JavaJelly]

I'm pretty sure that's it. There was one larger model but, didn't think it was necessary for even our family of 4.

[HB Phil]

Weber uses the skinnier blue 14 oz Burnzomatic propane bottles that can be found at most any hardware store in the plumbing section.

[NeilV]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Route 66:
Looking for suggestions for a small, easy to use, easy to clean gas grill. Preferably with a non stick grate.

This could be a tall order. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

I have the Aussie Model 2200 and am extremly happy with it. If you want something smaller the Adventurer 2430 looks very nice also.

http://www.meco.net/?page_type=list&...5&title=Grills

[Lorna]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by JavaJelly:
...I don't remember the model # but I think it was around $130 - $150... </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Yee Gads! I would complain about the price! But then I'm "Frugal" (not cheap! )

We use a $20 Sunbeam we pick up every 12 -18 months from Wal-Mart. We use a grill so much that we burn up the burner. Even the full size home grills. I got tired of overhauling our big grill yearly (and we kept getting the best burner we could). Finally bought a cast brass burner... used it for 1 year and we started full-timing and one of my kids is using the grill. It's cheaper to buy new cheapie than replace parts. It works for us. I hook it up to a #20 BBQ tank with an extendsion hose. Waaay cheaper than buying all those little bottles. But like I said... It works for us.

[kuldaddy]

Another vote for the Weber Q 100 (formerly the Baby Q). Cast iron grate, I have a quick connect on my main propane tank with a 12' hose so I don't have to worry about the little bottles.

[HB Phil]

We use the 20# gas tank adaptor on our Baby Q when in camp and the little blue bottles when hauling it to parties at the park or at the beach.

[WaveMaker]

lorna,

we do the same, we go to walmart too last time we got a realy nice one with 2 grills one bottom and one top and it was 20bucks