Grill for truck camping?

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I just got a new one for my birthday. knowing my wife it’s from Amazon and probably was around 100$. It’s a stainless one. I’ve learned to just disconnect the valve from the grill when traveling mountain roads/trails, sucks breaking the fitting and the propane leaks. First time using it, grilled a ribeye before jumping into the wilderness for 9days. I’ve used it a few times. Works great.

I picked up one very similar a few years back. Between screwing around and work that thing had some serious miles on it before it crapped out on me.
 
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dtrkyman

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SS ones are heavy it seems, they do look good!


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The Weber Q is the best I’ve found, much more durable, even heating and holds the heat in better in colder temps.
Yes Sir, the Q1000 is great, buy a adapter hose for 20lb lp tank and your set. I use a small Blackstone flat grill also, both take minimal space.
 
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