BBQ bracket

[mike.t]

Looking for help/info to install a bracket on the side of my travel trailer to hang a BBQ.

Thanks in advance
Mike

[huntnski]

Don't , I've had a TT, 5er and Mh and even with a bracket already mounted on each I choose to place grill on a table away from the side of my unit. Guess I'm not that good a griller cause I always manage to get more fire than I care to have next to my unit. I still attach to the propane connection but I use a table.

[L.C.Gray]

Dunno about your rig, but mine is aluminum framed with smooth fiberglass sides and it clearly shows off it's entire skeleton when covered with a morning's dew. It would be really easy to see and mark the best pots to anchor your rail if you catch it at the right time.

As for how I actually did mine, I chose my spot, measured and chalked a level line. Where my rail came with four screw holes, I opted to add an additional hole in between each original hole for a total of seven. I placed the rail where I wanted it on the level line and marked the holes. I drilled appropriate sized holes and installed the rail with stainless pan head screws with clear silicone sealer on the back of the rail and around the screws.

I couldn't place my rail close enough to the LP outlet to use the 3ft hose that came with the grill so I had to go get a 12ft hose and put the quick connects on it. That does give me the option to use the grill on a table up to 15ft away as well.