How is this mounted into the ground? Can the height be raised or lowered ONLY prior to getting the grill hot, when the grill is hot, or not at all?
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The post is simply hammered into the ground. We have ours positioned a little to one side so that the grate can swivel over the coals, or can swivel completely off the coals. You can swivel to any position while hot - just use a tool as the grate will be hot. It is best to have the height adjusted prior to getting hot. We keep ours at the same height all the time. It's a wonderful product.
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It's away for the summer, but I would say the stand itself is about 3 1/1 feet. Then add the Grill itself, and it's a comfortable height. Hope this helps.
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I am not sure I understand your question, but if I do, this is not a stand that you set the grill on. It is an integrated appliance whose legs stand on the ground. The legs are connected to the kettle of the grill. Are you asking whether another kettle component will fit on these legs? I would not risk it.
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You can place a LARGE grill on top of this or stand on it. Jerry - The Gear Guy
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Just a metal spike that goes in the ground. Not multiple feet or anything like that. Just a single spike. I have never actually used the spikes for mounting it above a fire, only mounted the rotisserie on my BBQ grill. But, I would think that if you got the spikes about four to six inches into the ground they would be plenty sturdy.
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this does not have a temperature control but you have an adjustment on the height of the grill from the heat
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The heating element is six inches from the bottom of the grill and the legs elevate it another six inches. I have mine on plexiglass but I haven't checked underneath. You could consider putting a metal tray under it.
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It depends on the size of the chicken. There is a warmer shelf that is easily dropped to the grill surface. You would have just over 9" of height when the top is closed. Never done it myself. You could also take out the grill surface ( 3 pieces) and put your own, smaller one, in to gain extra height. I have used mine many times and think it's great. Mine has the additional grille off to the side for smoking. I use it that way the most.
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It was pretty high. It would prob be ok. I had to return this grill after three weeks the gas wasn't getting to the burners. Amazon was great about it. Not sure if I just got a bad one but ended up springing for a weber and it cooks much more even and this one the flames were directly on the food. The grill was pretty dirty after only a few uses. Get a weber.
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I agree with L. Ellis that the height is at least 30 inches when fully set in the ground to the cross ground level bar. This is more than you need for cooking. It is a great grill.
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When mounting an electric wall heater its better to mount the heater lower to ground, much like you see in the picture 8" to 12" from the floor is best.. As we all know from science class heat rises, and with this electric wall heater the fan pulls the cold air in goes through the heating element and shots the hot air out of the smaller grille register. if you mount the heater higher hot air tends to stay high and the heater tend to recycle the hot air over and over again while the floor stays cold..
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you can put it at any height you want. You run one wire to the hot side and the other wire to a ground rod.
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The cover is not hinged, it fits into a wire frame made to hold it, just outside the grill. It's handy and easy to use. You do not have to sit it on the ground. It is a Great Grill.
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As long as it doesn't have direct contact with your food, or an open flame, you should be fine. I think that high up from the actual burners are okay, but would advise against spraying the actual grates of your grill.
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Hmm, that's a good question. It would depend on how well the holding rod is placed in the ground I would think. The grill itself seems to be well made, but the holding rod isn't as long and thick as I would have hoped. Swinging the grill also turns the rod, you see, so if there were to be a heavy pan on it the rod might become lose making it unstable. A cast iron dutch oven would likely overwhelm the grill. whereas a ten inch cast iron frying pan would likely be okay; assuming the rod is placed securely. I hope this helps.
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Can you expand "allows the motor to sit at angle"? Does that mean the motor is tilted away from the grill or is just rotated a bit along the vertical plane. It would seem to me that the motor needs to be on the vertical plain, the same as the walls of the grill.
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Not sure of exact inches, but it was up to my knee after we put it in the ground. It is long enough that you can move it up and down to cook your food how you want it We use a fire ring and it was plenty high enough to cook over. love this grill! easy to clean too!