gdubbs
Midwest
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We just purchased a new fifth wheel. The grill we were using was made for the travel trailer we traided in, so I need to purchase a new grill  . I was going to purchase a "Thermos Grill 2 Go 2 Advantage" but I decided the name was too long. Seriously, A friend has one and he says it is just to big, and I guess he is right. We are a family of three and ocasionally cook for up to 6 people. We mostly cook chicken, brats, hamburgers, and items wrapped in tin foil. We do not cook much scrambled eggs or hash browns, but I like the flip griddle of the unit I mentioned and maybe if it was that easy, we would use it. Ease of cleaning would be a plus. Anyone have suggestions of a grill you use and really like?
2006 Dodge 2500 5.9 CTD QC SB, 2010 Savoy 31BHT LX
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Spirit Deer
Boundary Waters, Minnesota
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For a gas grill, we always just used a cheapo Sunbeam. We liked that because it's small and also works as an oven with our pop up camper.
We quit using the gas grill when we bought our Cobb cooker. Loved that so much we bought a second one. It's compact so might not work too well when cooking for six though. It's easy to clean as long as I remember to spray it first, and since every piece gets washed, it's a totally clean grill when you're done. It uses very little charcoal, too, which makes it nice.
We started using Dutch ovens about the same time we bought the Cobb, but that's a whole other thing.
We're going to start experimenting more with cooking over the campfire this year and will be giving tripod cooking a try. Or is that giving it a tri?
Spirit Deer
One husband
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1983 Itasca Sunflyer moho (Arvie) (big toy)
2005 Chevy Astro
2005 Palomino Mustang (Sally) (slightly smaller toy)
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Rick_D
Victoria, B.C. Canada & Palm Springs, CA(Jan-Apr)
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We use the Weber Baby Q and it's great!
Rick & Paulette - 2007 Chev Silverado Classic 2500HD CC/SB
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JFG
TN
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Seconds on the Baby Q
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Happytraveler
Capistrano Beach, Ca. USA
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Weber Baby Q is a fantastic BBQ.
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JesLookin
Appleton,WI
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We use the Weber Baby Q. It works great for chicken, brats, steaks, & burgers. Able to use a slow low heat method required for brats & chicken. OR balzing hot for steaks & burgers.
2005 Sierra 285 BH
2003 Dodge 2500 Diesel, quad cab, short bed
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pbitschura
SE MN
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Weber Baby Q or if cooking for four, the Q200 or Q220. The 220 has electronic ignition and outside thermometer.
1988 Mallard class c 24' Chevy chassis 350 cu gas.
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Craig A
Tampa Bay Area, FL
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I have an Olympian. Had it 8 years and it works really well. Have replaced the burner twice, Very portable, not real messy and very reliable. Here's a link
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2002 F250 4 door, 8 foot bed, 7.3 PSD with Hypertech software, timbrens, 3.73 rear axle
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bendjoseph
Broad Brook, CT, USA
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Look at Campchef. They are the best!
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deandec
El Dorado Hills, CA
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I have a Coleman Road Trip that works well. Wish I had a Weber Baby Q.
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95 CC Magna, Jeep GC
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