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vajeep · 03-20-2005, 03:53 PM

We got the Webber Q grill, fold up stand, and the Q duffel bag. It packs up great in the duffel. We also got the adapter so we can hook up to the big lp tanks on the Overlander. The Q works almost as well as its full size brother , and is easy to take along.

Abe

**jcanavera** · 03-20-2005, 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by balrgn

Is this what your looking for?
http://store.yahoo.com/weberstuff/webaqgr20taa.html

No. I looking for a 10 lb. refillable LP tank. I'm having a hard time finding one locally other than the $50 one than a local RV dealer is selling.

Jack

robandzoe · 03-23-2005, 05:35 AM

I want the BETSO (the O has the two dots over it : ) from IKEA.

http://www.ikea.com/webapp/wcs/store...ts=14261*14313

It is only located in the west coast stores right. It is a seasonal item. Does anyone live out west near an IKEA that could maybe pick one up for me if I sent payment and shipping costs, plus a little finders fee. I want to have it to use for an upcoming rally in a few weeks.

The web site has a store locator and you can tell if it in stock from the web. Let me know with a PM.

Thanks.

Rob

DreamStream · 03-23-2005, 06:09 AM

Weber Smoky Joe but dreamin' of the Weber Q ...

wheel interested · 03-23-2005, 06:34 AM

I have the charcoal Weber to Go. But I am lusting after the Baby Q. Had some wonderful food from Rich Luhr's grill at last year's International and I haven't been the same since! It char broils and smokes just the way you'd like it too. I just don't know if I can fit it in the 25' rear storage. The grate is very heavy duty. Does anyone think it would be an issue for weight back there (if it will fit?) I thought of putting the grate in the wardrobe or inside forward.

We love cooking out!

AYRSTRM2 · 03-23-2005, 07:26 AM

I'm going to stray from the convential wisdom here and mention my Favorite grill: The Lodge Cast Iron Hibachi. I love, love, love it. Get hot, stays hot, and the grill surface is cast iron. Bullet proof. And with a spray of oil and a scrub from the bronze brush it cleans up in a jiffy and stays non-stick. Just my .02!

John

**jcanavera** · 03-23-2005, 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by wheel interested

I have the charcoal Weber to Go. But I am lusting after the Baby Q. Had some wonderful food from Rich Luhr's grill at last year's International and I haven't been the same since! It char broils and smokes just the way you'd like it too. I just don't know if I can fit it in the 25' rear storage. The grate is very heavy duty. Does anyone think it would be an issue for weight back there (if it will fit?) I thought of putting the grate in the wardrobe or inside forward.

We love cooking out!

I remember that door on the 25' units and I think the Baby Q will fit there. Maybe Silver Twinkie can get a measurement of the door on his. I can measure my Baby Q and let you know.

Weight wise its not light, but in the grand plan its weight is not that much to affect handling of your trailer. Now I don't know what else you put there too!

Since I have a van I carry mine in the rear of it.

Jack

6xblessd · 03-23-2005, 11:59 AM

For those of you considering buying the Weber Q or Baby Q, I did just find a website with free shipping plus free adaptor hose (to hook up to your trailer's propane tanks). If you buy the Q, you also get a free cover. The prices ($179 for the Q and $129 for the Baby Q) are comparable to what I've been seeing everywhere else, without the freebies. The website is propaneproducts.com.

sovereignrwe · 03-25-2005, 01:02 PM

Camping world has Weber Q for $179 and Baby Q for $129.

Tarheel · 03-25-2005, 02:25 PM

http://www.campingworld.com/browse/s...m=5289&src=TSC
I love my Olympic gas grill. I have been using it for 7 years, there are replacement parts, and when I carry it in the back of the trailer I invert it so that all the stuff stays inside. It works for me and doesn't take much space. I cooked hotdogs for the kids at church, 250 dogs in 45 min. I had two grills a regular 20 lb unit and the Olympic. The Olympic cooked more hotdogs in the same time than did the bigger unit.

balrgn · 03-25-2005, 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by sovereignrwe

Camping world has Weber Q for $179 and Baby Q for $129.

I couldn't take it anymore! Just back from HD

Got the Baby Q. After considering shipping and what condition it might be in and the all important I got it NOW. Now I just wanna go CAMPIN!

**jcanavera** · 03-25-2005, 09:00 PM

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Originally Posted by balrgn

I couldn't take it anymore! Just back from HD

Got the Baby Q. After considering shipping and what condition it might be in and the all important I got it NOW. Now I just wanna go CAMPIN!

Neat. Now read the instructions carefully and season the grill as noted. Don't skip this step. It makes a big difference!

Jack

Anon · 03-26-2005, 01:34 AM

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Originally Posted by 6xblessd

My husband and I are huge fans of grilling in the summer and want to buy a portable grill to bring camping with us. I've been thinking of the Thermos grills----either the fire and ice or the grill2go express--but I thought I'd ask here to see what people use.

Any input? Thanks!

I use a small charcoal grill. I like the taste from charcoal better than from a gas grill.
I just have a small tabletop one that fits anywhere.
I am also a smoked meat fanatic so I love playing with wood and fire!

balrgn · 03-26-2005, 03:46 AM

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Originally Posted by jcanavera

Neat. Now read the instructions carefully and season the grill as noted. Don't skip this step. It makes a big difference!

Jack

Thanks for the tip! Probly would have skipped that. Great thread! We have been on the fence for several models.
We are big grillers, year round. Got a nice Charcoal on the porch, however it is a little cumbersome to move

**jcanavera** · 03-28-2005, 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by jcanavera

No. I looking for a 10 lb. refillable LP tank. I'm having a hard time finding one locally other than the $50 one than a local RV dealer is selling.

Jack

Found a new tank this weekend at an army surplus/camping store. It's an 11 lb. tank and was $39.95. Just the right size to probably last the entire season. Looks just like the half size brother of a standard 20 lb. tank, only a little skinnier. I'll post a picture.

Jack

robandzoe · 03-28-2005, 12:42 PM

California Stores and Houston TX store has them. Will someone be my shopper?

I want the BETSO (the O has the two dots over it : ) from IKEA.

http://www.ikea.com/webapp/wcs/stor...ats=14261*14313

It is only located in the west coast stores right. It is a seasonal item. Does anyone live out west near an IKEA that could maybe pick one up for me if I sent payment and shipping costs, plus a little finders fee. I want to have it to use for an upcoming rally in a few weeks.

The web site has a store locator and you can tell if it in stock from the web. Let me know with a PM.

Thanks.

Rob

Silvertwinkie · 03-28-2005, 03:27 PM

You talking about measuring the door opening on the 25' to see if the baby Q will fit? I'll measure it next time I'm out by it. In the meantime, if you post the specs, I'll have 'em handy.

I sure hope it does, I plan on going from a Smokey Joe to the Baby Q soon.

wheel interested · 03-28-2005, 08:09 PM

I think the rear storage opening (twins-if that matters) is several inches shy of accepting the height. Does the top remove? If so, then it still may be a go. If not, well, er I may need a trailer to carry my trailer's accessories.

Hmmm, two bikes, generator, la fuma lounges, baby Q, dog crate, screen house, floor. (wish list)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Silvertwinkie

You talking about measuring the door opening on the 25' to see if the baby Q will fit? I'll measure it next time I'm out by it. In the meantime, if you post the specs, I'll have 'em handy.

I sure hope it does, I plan on going from a Smokey Joe to the Baby Q soon.

wheel interested · 04-27-2005, 09:36 PM

Bought it at Target today since Camping World was a longer drive than we were up to. We can just pull the cotter pins for the lid if it's a bit tall for the storage opening. I Like it alot. However when we disconnected the 14 ounce propane tank the propane kept escaping. Did we do something wrong? And where do you carry the tanks on trips?

ardenrj · 04-27-2005, 09:57 PM

We love the smokey joe. Just the right size for the 2 of us and you can't beat the taste and smell of slow cooking on it. We usually use the match light charcoal with it so we have no problem getting the charcoal to start up. You can't beat the quality of a weber either.