Colorado B.S. Thread

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me

 

Posted in ham thread but figured it might get more use here as well.

 

What is everyone using for a propane fired camp grill? Looking to fill the "fire ban" grilling hole.

 

I have a small backpacking type that i usually use. The one that has 3-4 arms and connects to the top of a fuel canister.

And i have the Partner Stove, but I'd suggest stocking up on steaks with the money you'll save with buying a Coleman.

 

Coleman PerfectFlow InstaStart Grill Stove

https://www.amazon.com/Coleman-PerfectFlow-InstaStart-Grill-Stove/dp/B00EHKPH52
I found a coleman stove/grill combo grill for like 30 bucks at a garage sale I found off Facebook

 

This one is what I use every weekend. Nice to have a separate burner for a pot and a grilling surface at the same time.

 

Time to choke down some MRE’s. Kill!

 

I used to do that in my younger days. Don't think i could handle to 2k+ calorie bomb anymore. Grill shopping is more to keep the wife and kids happy. I'm ok with cold meals/minimalist foods when I'm alone.

This is going in my new "expo" trailer "build".

 

I like the Skottle Grill

 

Having the grill area is a very nice feature...one less pan that you have t remember to bring along and find a place to store.

 

I guess working from home on occasion has its perks. Refining my dry rub carne asada recipe. She tastes-a-niice

 

When are you starting said trailer? Need something to start with? I’ll most likely have a short bed frame and axle you can have. I’m keeping the diff tho.

 

Do you still use the little fuel bottles? I'd like to have a grill like that but I want it to run off a 20 lb propane bottle.

 

You can use the little bottles, or you can get a hose that goes from your cylinder to the stove.

 

I already "started"

 

This is your BOSS, GET Back to work. I NEED THAT TPS Report STAT!

 

what he said! you can get an adapter, but I been using the small 1 lb bottles cause I got a deal at the garage sale I have like 20 of them cause she sold me them for 1buck per bottle.

 

Or, if you're extra crazy, you can get kits with refillable versions of the small bottles. The *EDIT* Hazardous Materials Management Facility in Boulder sells them at cost (it's like $5 per bottle cost to the taxpayer to recycle one of those disposable 1lb propane cylinders).

This thing but less expensive:
https://www.samsclub.com/sams/1lb-r...em&kclid=a0a7daa7-cb6a-4e94-be14-d654cd63284b