Hich Can the hitch be removed to use the grill on a tabletop?
668945
Yes, the grill itself can be removed from the "arm" and will sit easily on a table or flat surface.
2138389
You don't need to remove the bumper, but you may need to remove the plastic cover that sits between the bumper and the grill. The instructions said that the cover needs to be cut, but I managed to do it without cutting. The hardest part will be getting the nuts and bolts in place, in the tight small spaces. The bottom plastic under the bumper may need to be removed for easy access to put the bolts in place.
1478222
Not really. If you have a pickup truck, I suppose it could be, but you'd be better off with a hibachi type grill for portability.
1528169
You can actually take out the middle section and it become a tailgate size grill. You'd just have to watch how much coal you use since the grate would be closer to coals. Otherwise it would be tricky to grill (get grill marks/use direct heat) from even the lowest grate with all sections in place. You could smoke on a regular Weber grill if you're not looking to get too crazy with smoking. My dad uses that quite successfully. Hope that helps.
1960110
It would take some modification of the gimbal to attach to your grill. I bought a portable grill that has a protable stand and it works much better than my friends rail mount grill anyday. much more room and cooks better.
467678
There is a solid top that slides on and a grate with bars above that. You could leave the solid plate out. I'm going to try that out myself.
892025
It looks like it CAN be removed but I wouldn't recommend it. It's too top heavy and likely would tip with the slightest breeze. It has holes in the bottom so you can bolt it down, though. I just tuck the bottom crossbars under the deck railings for stability and it works rather well. Hope that helps! :D
376797
not without modification,but the receiver hitch you add to the end can step up.hitch works great for me,very happy!
1394465
Yes. But you will need a sleeve. The insert which is bolted to the extension at the L bend can be unbolted. The insert can then be slid into a sleeve and placed in the hitch. If you are able to fabricate or find the sleeve, you are all set. If not, I would try something different.
1914138
We always remove grill from boat railing. The bracket stays on the grill for storage and the assembly is bolted to the boat railing as needed.
1903109
Nope, you would have to take it out and pop in a hitch. I have seen some recently that have a step with hitch, combo at Uhaul.
1240091
Yes. A pin that holds it level can be removed, the rack tilted up and pin fits through another set of holes that holds it upright against the vertical piece.
798828
Yes It Can, We Load it on the Edges into out Trailer for BBQ Competitions to save space.
1180541
Yes you can, it has about 90 degrees of travel so you can just have it sitting on the table beside the grill, laying at an angle appropriate for your grill.
687645
That won't work. The part of the regulator that goes into the grill is flared. To get the brass part off, the flare would have to be cut-off, and it wouldn't seal anymore.On the other hand, if you could unscrew the flared fitting from the regulator body, you might be able to do what you want. But, I suspect that it's in there pretty tight, so you may damage it while trying to unscrew it.
1220624
The top could be used as a "portable grill" with out the cart, but the "cart" "firmly attaches" to the grill (you wouldn't want it any other way). It would take some time to remove the grill from the cart (keep assembly instructions if you want to do this). If I have an "event" with no other grill available, I'd take the time to separate the grill from the cart and use it as a portable.
700044
No. the rack does not come off but plenty of room underneath to clean out coals and ashes. Yes, the grill does come off the pole.