Do the legs come off for stowing in an rv?
861196
They can, but not easily. You have to unbolt them and with rust and fire, it gets increasingly more difficult.
691574
Yes to both questions. The legs can be anchored very easily and I've had no trouble taking it down at the end of the summer and storing it in its original box over the winter. One caution, though. Check for the appearance of any rust on the support tubes. Sanding them off and coating them with a little machine oil makes assembly the next spring a lot easier.
576856
Yes ---as far as I know the back does come off---but my son in law took it off the truck but I did see him with too parts of the chair then he slid the back part into a grove in the back of the chair.
1264741
No. There's a storage area as one of the seats in the wagon, but what you see pictured is exactly how it looks. You can remove the top and 4 legs but that would be the only different look.
738958
It's easy to disassemble, but it's a bit big for an RV. If your not planning on being in one spot for a long time, I wouldn't recommend it.
1374141
Yes it is easy to take the legs off and put them back on. Mine do not require any force to remove them like the previous poster. I've just lifted the entire top off and the legs come out. It is super light so you can take it with you when you travel.
1516479
No the legs are part of the griddle which is removed when placing the grille over the burner's
2212888
Yes the legs come off easy actually it comes with a short table top pair of legs as well.
1497950
My husband, who is the grill master, tells me it has long legs, which do detach. The short legs are permanent. He isn't sure about the height when it is packed. We gave one to our daughter, and we all use them in our RV's. It is a great little grill, and we highly recommend it.
1260660
Yes, the trailer comes off. It has a plastic latch that turns to allow the trailer to separate from the tractor. The hood of the tractor also opens up. It has a plastic latch on it as well.
1411500
Yes. You have to assemble the box yourself and so you can leave the legs off.
481118
Yes. They have separate holders that the legs fit in that have holes for inserting screws or bolts as needed
881928
Yes. Quite easily, actually. The rubber is not glued on and the leg is not tapered at all. Good, sturdy leg with a nice mechanism that doesn't have a lock, but clicks in to either folded or extended positions. Good luck with your project!
2054877
Yes, it does. You can folder the legs and put inside the bag. When we go camping, before we go home I cleaned and put back in the bag. very convinient
1078309
The legs lower/raise with a ring you pull out. The same for the top of the tent. It was very easy for my wife to use - other farmer's market vendors were jealous of how easily it worked. The all steel one we got was too heavy to move; we wish we'd have gotten the lighter all-aluminum framed one.
1468515
No. The legs are actually made from.the side of the panel. It cannot lift off. It would be far too heavy anyway. The portable cages and cage stands are often sold separately and no where near as sturdy or heavy as this cage. I have two smaller travel cages, neither came with a stand. I use an old card table, it's much sturdier than those type of cage stands. Place a cheap plastic table cloth on top of your card table and it's a much easier clean up too.
1948070
No. The four legs stand and are secured into the top independently. I have a table-mounted vise and it was no problem.