how does the grill work
1935670
Fair, better to have one as most do not but not as good as the one om the stpve.
1304460
Well worth the money!. It wont hold up for a few years, the slots where the legs go into are pretty weak, i'ts really thin but considering how cheap it is, I can always buy one. What I recommend is that you get some of the small alligator paper clips and clip the grill onto the base. I had a problem with it falling off. Also, heavy duty foil to cover the base completely. Easy clean up. Hot water and soap in the sink and a brush and you can get most, if not all the grease off. I've used it for camping cooking for 8 people and does a great job. I'm still trying to figure out how to secure the stands better, they tend to slip out. Well worth the money!. It wont hold up for a few years, the slots where the legs go into are pretty weak, i'ts really thin but considering how cheap it is, I can always buy one. What I recommend is that you get some of the small alligator paper clips and clip the grill onto the base. I had a problem with it falling off. Also, heavy duty foil to cover the base completely. Easy clean up. Hot water and soap in the sink and a brush and you can get most, if not all the grease off. I've used it for camping cooking for 8 people and does a great job. I'm still trying to figure out how to secure the... » Read More Well worth the money!. It wont hold up for a few years, the slots where the legs go into are pretty weak, i'ts really thin but considering how cheap it is, I can always buy one. What I recommend is that you get some of the small alligator paper clips and clip the grill onto the base. I had a problem with it falling off. Also, heavy duty foil to cover the base completely. Easy clean up. Hot water and soap in the sink and a brush and you can get most, if not all the grease off. I've used it for camping cooking for 8 people and does a great job. I'm still trying to figure out how to secure the stands better, they tend to slip out. « Show Less
860880
You add wood or charcoal by lifting the removable cooking grill off the top. High quality grill too.
1566821
No the grill does not reach the frame from the bottom so its only held by the plastic pins. Therefore it hangs a little of from the frame beacause its to short causing an uneven look.
1305950
There are little clips holding it on to the grill. You have to pinch each side carefully and remove it. It's not easy, but you can do it if you are careful.
1428300
That is a great question. I just turned it on for about a minute and the black grills heat quickly to the touch but the silver metal sides were drastically cooler. I never took my hand off it and stayed cool. I've had it for a couple of years and really do like how good it works. Can't go wrong.
1223877
There is a lip on pan to prevent what you are cooking from running out...example being if you were cooking pancake batter and it got to close to edge it would be blocked from spilling over by the lip....hope this answers question...The grill is FLAT on the bottom side..
126072
This grill works great, sets up in a couple of minutes. Just drive the metal stake in the ground, sit grill on stake and start cooking. It also swivels so you can rotate grilling surface 180 degrees and away from the fire when the burgers are done. This grill is just plain neat; wish I had, had it 30 years ago!! Camping would have been much easier.
1999120
hello there are wires on th back nose and uput wires through grilland twist it like a loaf of bread and then push wires against grill...
907912
Spray the grates with vegetable oil and fire up the grill.The grates will be fine.This is the best grill I've ever owned. Tonight,I grilled corn,onions,baby back ribs and hamburgers.I love it.
1456893
The chain/cable is used to raise and lower the grill. The entire arm swivels the grill over or away from the fire.
1881795
On the inside of the grill box (below the grill)there is a charcoal pan, this pan is attached (front and rear) to an adjustable lift (right and left) this lift has evenly spaced hooks (front and rear) on each side of the grill which are inserted into prepared holes on either side of the box frame for this purpose. The handles for this lift protrude above the grill surface ( left and right). It is very simple (much harder to describe than it actually is) and very effective.
1908493
The propane tank hangs from a clamp on the inside wall of the grill. This same clamp has a spring system that based on the weight of the tank indicates how much propane is left in the tank. I think this is more useful than lifting to estimate how close to empty the tank is. So, the tank is suspended over the opening in the bottom so, the grill moves normally on the casters. The tank does not touch the ground through the opening. I think the opening in the bottom keeps the tank from swinging from side to side when you move the grill.
217881
Is cool to the touch! Like the previous answer, the grill gets warm, but really should be no problem around little ones!
1057772
You get the grill marks like you do on most grills. I have not noticed the top or bottom being hotter then the other so I would say it cooks well on both sides. Now when you use the word "crust" you must be asking about its ability to sear... that I have not seen this grill do. The only one that I know that does a great job at this is the Breville http://www.amazon.com/Breville-BGR820XL-Smart-Grill/dp/B003SIN0BC/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1401304965&sr=8-10&keywords=breville
1319956
The water keeps the drippings from smoking due to the grill being an indoor one. Also, if you don't use water, the pan is hard to clean.
53900
There should be everything you see in the picture. What you can't see is a copper rod used to help hold up the burner. The rod slides through holes on either side of the metal part that holds the burner. You also can't see the burner or the grill grate. Anything else?