Grill that uses RV propane

[Jimbo56]

Originally Posted by Bob Nodine

We converted a Weber grill to use the motorhome's regulated propane quick connect. The Weber fits nicely in an outside compartment. Because we do not have large outside storage compartments and tow a small Chevy Sonic, did not want to deal with a large grill.

I second this. It’s what I did. Remove the grills regulator. Buy quick connect fitting for grill. And the hose. All available on Amazon.

[Jimbo56]

Originally Posted by Bnbl

Do you have a link or manufacture part number for your conversion kit?
I have the same weber and I am getting tired of the bottles!
Thanks

Amazon. Search Weber q rv kit.

[Jimbo56]

Originally Posted by Whyrick

I'm planning on getting one of these flame kings
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IZCNOXK...v_ov_lig_dp_it
and a bumper mount
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00L47VM0U...v_ov_lig_dp_it

I figured that would work well for me.

Hope that lasts for more than 1 trip.

[Chateau_Nomad]

I agree with Jimbo56...

Sam's Club has this stainless steel tabletop grill for about the same price.
https://www.samsclub.com/p/members-m...l/prod22012872
I've been using one for three seasons now and it still looks new. I fully didn't expect the burners to last... they usually rust on cheaper grills. These are still perfect.

That said... a grill is a personal preference - depends on your style of camping/cooking.

[16ACE27]

Originally Posted by Chateau_Nomad

I agree with Jimbo56...

Sam's Club has this stainless steel tabletop grill for about the same price.
https://www.samsclub.com/p/members-m...l/prod22012872
I've been using one for three seasons now and it still looks new. I fully didn't expect the burners to last... they usually rust on cheaper grills. These are still perfect.

That said... a grill is a personal preference - depends on your style of camping/cooking.

Yep, that's a great grill if you could still get it. I bought one about 8 yreears ago but couldn't find one in stock when I needed to replace it. Plus you do have to convert it for low pressure use.

[Attitude]

Originally Posted by Attitude

Thanks for the input. I ordered a Flame King with the low pressure hose. Hopefully it’ll be hot enough to burn a steak every once in a while.

Trial run tonight. Grill worked great.

[saddlesore]

$19.95 special at Bi-Mart, just tied it into the onboard propane tank.

[16ACE27]

Originally Posted by saddlesore

$19.95 special at Bi-Mart, just tied it into the onboard propane tank.

So option 3 worked for you.

[saddlesore]

Originally Posted by 16ACE27

So option 3 worked for you.

Yup.. Just like racing when in High School... "Run what you Brung" or "Dance with the Girl you brought"..

[happy]

OP bought something but will add our 3 cents:


Went with Camp Chef 2 burner and the 1 burner size grill $123. Cabelas has the grill top for $59. Not too heavy, not too big or small, fast to set up, very hot if need be.

[lwmcguir]

Originally Posted by Chateau_Nomad

I agree with Jimbo56...



Sam's Club has this stainless steel tabletop grill for about the same price.

https://www.samsclub.com/p/members-m...l/prod22012872

I've been using one for three seasons now and it still looks new. I fully didn't expect the burners to last... they usually rust on cheaper grills. These are still perfect.



That said... a grill is a personal preference - depends on your style of camping/cooking.

About 15 years ago i bought one called Olympic, all SS, looks a lot like the Sam's however it was about 150 or more then. Used the generator propane line for the grill on the Landmark 5th wheel

It still works fine and is used each trip today. Burners were a low grade SS

[Bill Johnson]

Originally Posted by Attitude

Just cut to the chase fellas, I want the best grill I can attach to my RV propane source for $200 or less. Gimme what ya got……

It is what YOU prefer, if you want a grill buy a grill if you want your steak cooked on a fry pan buy a Blackstone

[lwmcguir]

Originally Posted by Bill Johnson

It is what YOU prefer, if you want a grill buy a grill if you want your steak cooked on a fry pan buy a Blackstone

I agree and there are some very nice restaurants' that cook steaks in cast iron skillets

At home I have a lot of grilling/cooking options

[Bill Johnson]

Originally Posted by lwmcguir

I agree and there are some very nice restaurants' that cook steaks in cast iron skillets

At home I have a lot of grilling/cooking options

My wife won't touch a steak from a fry pan

[Shreck]

Is there a kit available for a black stone?

[16ACE27]

Originally Posted by Shreck

Is there a kit available for a black stone?

Yes, on Amazon

[Pete'sMH]

Wish they made a smaller Blackstone! We carry the 17 inch model but it’s bigger than we need for just the two of us and it takes up too much storage space in our class B. Still it’s the best darn “grill” we’ve ever carried.

[lwmcguir]

Originally Posted by Bill Johnson

My wife won't touch a steak from a fry pan

Many never know what goes on unless you're seated by the grill

Some sear in a skillet, then grill

[Shreck]

Originally Posted by 16ACE27

What's best for others may not be what's best for you.

Narrowing your selection to what's ready to attach to the RV's low pressure system really limits your choices.

1 - Find a grill that YOU like with the features that YOU want - chances are it will use high pressure either in 1 lb cylinders or a 20 lb tank.
2 - See if there is an adapter kit that will convert the grill for use with the RV's low pressure quick connect. If not:
3 - Purchase/install a high pressure connector before the RV regulator to supply the selected grill. One like this:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N95Y7PD

If 3 is not an acceptable option for you, go back to step 1.

I found the adapter kit for the black stone on Amazon but my motorhome is not equipped with a quick connector of any kind . It looks like I can tie into the gas line fairly easy right in front of the regulator.My question is where can I buy the correct female quick connector that will work with the male end on the Blackstone or will any quarter inch connector work? Thanks

[16ACE27]

Originally Posted by Shreck

I found the adapter kit for the black stone on Amazon but my motorhome is not equipped with a quick connector of any kind . It looks like I can tie into the gas line fairly easy right in front of the regulator.My question is where can I buy the correct female quick connector that will work with the male end on the Blackstone or will any quarter inch connector work? Thanks

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/DOZYANT-Propa.../dp/B06Y3HTK8W

But if you're going to tie into the high pressure side with the adapter why use a disconnect? Just get an extension hose:

https://www.amazon.com/DOZYANT-Distr.../dp/B07W4YZLLR