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Re: Gas Grill

Reply #25 –
We have a grill that looks very similar to the one with the chimneys.  All stainless, uses the small Coleman bottles, and cost $99 at Academy.  We love it-- I too would not install a grill on a tray.  Too easy to carry my small one out and cook on the table, and much safer.
Current coach 1996 U320 40'
Previous coach, 1990 36' U280

Re: Gas Grill

Reply #26 –
           Our solution to the grill issue was a George Foreman electric Grill. No fuel, no smell, easy to clean and cooks meat etc. on both sides at once so it's quite fast to use.

              George Foreman 5-Serving Removable Plate Grill : Target
Dean & Deirdre

2012 Arctic Fox 22GQ
Was 2003 U270
 

Re: Gas Grill

Reply #27 –
Quote from: Dean & Dee –
            Our solution to the grill issue was a George Foreman electric Grill. No fuel, no smell, easy to clean and cooks meat etc. on both sides at once so it's quite fast to use.

              George Foreman 5-Serving Removable Plate Grill : Target

I too have thought of using an electric grill or BBQ.  We certainly have the electric power (inverter or shore) to run one, and it would be a lot more compact and convenient to use.
Tom Lang K6PG (originally  KC6UEC)
and Diane Lang
2003 38 U295 build 6209
2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit Ecodiesel
still have tow-ready 2006 Acura MDX 
Temple City, California
Motorcade 16681 California Chapter President
SKP 16663 member of SKP Park of the Sierra, Coarsegold California
FMCA F071251
Retired electrical and electronic engineer