Looking for grill recommendation

Weber Q. Had others that fell apart after a year or two. Weber hands down. You can get a griddle for the Weber to satisfy that needed. I also have a Blackstone 22" and it is also falling apart. It will not be coming anymore in lieu of a Weber griddle.
 
We drag a good old fashioned Weber charcoal grill and a mid sized Weber Q for the times there are fire bans . I'm not really a big fan of gas grills but fire bans make it a necessary evil.
 
Bungy said:
We have one of these: https://www.amazon.com/Coleman-Propane-Grill-RoadTrip-Portable/dp/B00GPEKBPE. Can connect it directly to a 30 lb bottle (or your rv) with the proper adapters.
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I have similar without the stand and works great. I have a Y adaptor on the trailer going to the outside burners and this grill with an adaptor on it. I had another that I liked but when hooking up I had too much regulation and no matter how many fittings I tried to avoid the second regulator I could not get it to work but works great with a small canister.
 
We have a Blackstone Adventure Ready 2-Burner 22" Propane Omnivore Griddle with Flex-fold Legs and it works great. My Influence came with external gas hook ups. I bought a 18ft propane hose with a quick disconnect to connect to mine. Works great.
 
geotex1 said:
If you are find with a high pressure hose, get a Weber Q with cart and don't look back. If you decide you're OK with converting it for low pressure direct connect, there a high quality conversion kits available that take moments to install with common hand tools. I personally haven't converted ours as we put it in the back of the truck for tailgate picnicking when on excursions so I had a 30-foot high pressure hose made as well as have off-the-shelf 15 and 5 footers because we also use the with our burner, fire in a can, lantern, Little Buddy... Good luck!
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We went with the Weber Q1200 and purchased the flat grill plate in case we want the Blackstone experience. The Q1200 can be used with a stand alone attachment. We removed the regulator and plugged it in directly to our RV using the side propane cooker hooker.

We started with a 22" Blackstone, but it was not our cup of tea..... We eat more steak than pancakes...Lol
 
Eleven99 said:
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We went with the Weber Q1200 and purchased the flat grill plate in case we want the Blackstone experience. The Q1200 can be used with a stand alone attachment. We removed the regulator and plugged it in directly to our RV using the side propane cooker hooker.

We started with a 22" Blackstone, but it was not our cup of tea..... We eat more steak than pancakes...Lol
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This is what I was thinking, but that all changed when I used GrillGrates on the 17" Blackstone. I use to pack a Weber Silver along also, but I don't have to fool around with it and charcoal now. I also have my my Blackstone setup to use with my 100lb propane tanks at home for grilling burgers and steaks.
 
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We must be an outlier with our Napolean TravelQ has a grill side and a griddle. Better than any other grill we've had. Folds very flat for storage.
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I have a small charcoal grill that I got at Bucee's a couple of years ago, very satisfied with it. Not into gas to grill, I'm a purist, no half measures. I will use a grill provided with a campsite if it's a good one. Just got back from T.H, Stone Memorial Park Campground at Cape San Blas, FL. I used that grill multiple times, it's stainless steel and the best provided grill that I have ever seen. I did clean it each time that I used it, including the last time I used it.
 
Weber Q, with the below linked conversion kit. Although there are lots of other conversion kits also available. We also have the flat top so we can swap between grill grates and griddle. Easily fits in the pass thru, have not had issues with wind, not super expensive but well made.

There are multiple sizes so you can choose what works. We don’t have the stand but it is nice if desired.

torjik.com

Weber®Q Grill Compatible RV Quick-Connect Conversion Kit - 12' M/F QC Hose

12 Foot male quick-connect by female quick-connect WEBER Q RV quick-connect kit
torjik.com torjik.com
 
Hiking Girl said:
Hello
I hope this isn't a repeat post.
I searched the forums for my topic, but only found posts from 3 years ago.

I'm looking for a low pressure grill that I can simply connect to my RV.
The problem I am having is that I'd like one that is NOT table top. I'd like it to stand alone (foldable legs).
I don't want to carry the 1lb tanks. I don't want to carry a table to put the grill on and I don't want the grill on my campsite picnic table.
I don't want to have to do any modifications to the grill (regulator).

Does such a grill exist?
OR
Does a hose exist that allows connection to the 1lb grill adapter on the grill and then can simply connect to the low pressure RV quick connection? ( I guess it would have some kind of regulator on the hose?)

UPDATE: I guess I'd be okay with a hose that I can connect to the grill and run directly to one of the 30lb tanks without having to remove the tank from the front of the camper. It would need to be pretty long because I'd want to have the grill under the awning.

Am I asking for too much? :D

Thank you in advance!
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We went with this 3-burner stove. The legs and windscreen fold up for easy stowing. It comes with a griddle. But you can also add a grillbox and a pizza oven that sit on top of the burners.
 
On the recommendation of a friend in our camping group, as well as considering our great experience with Weber products, we bought a Weber Q with cart. We also bought the conversion kit/hose, which installed quickly and easily. We also have a 22" Blackstone griddle (not a grill... there is a difference) which we "power" the same way (different hose connector). The only thing we use the 1# canisters for now is a Coleman stove.
 
I've read all the comments, and I'm gonna throw in my 2 cents worth. Actually, due to inflation, 35 cents. Our unit came with the built in 22" griddle that hooks to house LP, and slides out in a drawer in our outdoor kitchen. Great for griddle type cooking. I also have a rinky dink LP gas "char-grill" that breaks down and is easy to stow. I hate it. I really want to get a Pitboss 150PPS tabletop smoker. I have the pitboss combo big unit for the house, but I miss my smoke! The neat thing about these pellet units is you can sear, grill, roast, smoke, whatever. No issues with fire bans. Weighs about 43 lbs.
I'm just trying to figure out how to sell it to the wife...
 
Papaz8 said:
I've read all the comments, and I'm gonna throw in my 2 cents worth. Actually, due to inflation, 35 cents. Our unit came with the built in 22" griddle that hooks to house LP, and slides out in a drawer in our outdoor kitchen. Great for griddle type cooking. I also have a rinky dink LP gas "char-grill" that breaks down and is easy to stow. I hate it. I really want to get a Pitboss 150PPS tabletop smoker. I have the pitboss combo big unit for the house, but I miss my smoke! The neat thing about these pellet units is you can sear, grill, roast, smoke, whatever. No issues with fire bans. Weighs about 43 lbs.
I'm just trying to figure out how to sell it to the wife...
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We have the Pitboss Tailgater smoker and Blackstone griddle....best combo and no selling required. I just bought them. 😉
 
Hiking Girl said:
ajg617 said:
Also have the Weber Q w/Cart - light weight stand and grill - easy to set up and doesn't take up much space in our pass thru. We have an electric griddle we can use inside or out - smaller version of the one we use at home. I personally don't mind the 1lb tanks - carry three of them in a old Black and Decker zipper tool bag and hang them from the cleat in the pickup bed.
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I may have to go with this option. I didn't realize how much I'd miss the grill on the side of my old Rockwood Roo.
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ajg617 said:
Also have the Weber Q w/Cart - light weight stand and grill - easy to set up and doesn't take up much space in our pass thru. We have an electric griddle we can use inside or out - smaller version of the one we use at home. I personally don't mind the 1lb tanks - carry three of them in a old Black and Decker zipper tool bag and hang them from the cleat in the pickup bed.
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We also use the Weber Q1200 and converted to low pressure as well as purchased a cast iron griddle on Amazon. Have never looked back.
Also, we use an induction place occasionally if needed when cooking outside.
 
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