Have you found this grill to be tippy?? Is the base wide enough??
2043379
We have had ours 2 years and never had an issue with it tipping or even seeming unstable
2043380
We have used this grill for years. The base stand is wide enough and stable from our use. You don't have to use the base stand, and instead you can just take the Coleman Roadtrip Grill 9941-768 and place it on a picnic table if you want.
2043381
That hasn't been a problem. The only dislike is that it needs a cover as it seems to hold water and is a little hard to clean up. Works well!
1195870
The hinge isn't adjustable, but I've had success cooking many different cuts, up to a steak that was nearly 2 inches thick. The sides still cooked well even though the grill didn't close the entire way.
2203041
For me i'd say yes. This grill has great quality and out performs any others that I've had in the past.
1736876
No but I LOVE this grill. heavy duty and sturdy.....love that you can move the back latches so when lid opens the rack rises. I've had some very expensive gas grills or really love this grill better than anything I had owned.
381740
The stove is not tippy. It will hold a Dutch oven or any cast iron pan I have a 18" skillet I have used on it works great. Just make sure you have a fairly flat surface. I set mine on top of the picking table no problems with heat transfer. It is the best stove for the money.
174463
Yes or purchase a base that is bigger, it would be "tippy" with just one this size.
358855
You can tuck it in a corner it should work fine, it is a clean BBQ with the ash pot on the bottom. Happy grilling.
1800833
No, but we have had many grills hover the years and my husband did not have trouble putting this together. One thing, though, it is heavier than the cheaper grills we have always had in the past.
1864173
The wiggle room is 1/16". You'll need 12 3/16". You could remove the rubber feet but then the open grill in the bottom might not get enough ventilation
1760295
yes it is. I cut the legs off and bolted the brackets to it. I had a slightly different grill but will take a bit of configuring on most grills. the brakcets are very sturdy though.
1703073
No tipping here. It seems quite stable. I am sure that is part of their logic in the bent/angled design. You can't see it from the front but there is a 5th leg supporting the rear at the center. Great little kitchen.
1157589
I installed the grill on a wall mounted fan that was flush with the wall, I don't think the edge will give you an inch in depth, maybe in the center.
198331
I looked up that type of grill and I don't think so. I originally bought the CGG200 grill that has a small table top stand. That stand actually clips into the full size stand with 4 fold over tabs, critical to its stability. If you look at what you have and a photo of the CGG200, it is very different at the base. I hope you can find one that will but I don't think this is the one. I have to say this one is well made and well designed and high quality.
217342
Hi Mark, I have had no problems whatsoever with this grill! I have this one as well as the 075 model which is larger. They both still work perfectly!!! I only regret that I neglected to use foil over the drip tray as suggested to make cleanup much, much easier. While I know it's suggested not to clean the inside of it too often (except removing the ashes), I will tell you that when I use the grill to cook chicken thighs/legs at 400+ degrees, the grill drips down the front lid and, it drips from the sidewall where the smokestack is located. Other than that nuisance, the grill is excellent and still performs as such! Hi Mark, I have had no problems whatsoever with this grill! I have this one as well as the 075 model which is larger. They both still work perfectly!!! I only regret that I neglected to use foil over the drip tray as suggested to make cleanup much, much easier. While I know it's suggested not to clean the inside of it too often (except removing the ashes), I will tell you that when I use the grill to cook chicken thighs/legs at 400+ degrees, the grill drips down the front lid and, it drips from the sidewall where the smokestack is located. Other than that nuisance, the grill is excellent... » Read More Hi Mark, I have had no problems whatsoever with this grill! I have this one as well as the 075 model which is larger. They both still work perfectly!!! I only regret that I neglected to use foil over the drip tray as suggested to make cleanup much, much easier. While I know it's suggested not to clean the inside of it too often (except removing the ashes), I will tell you that when I use the grill to cook chicken thighs/legs at 400+ degrees, the grill drips down the front lid and, it drips from the sidewall where the smokestack is located. Other than that nuisance, the grill is excellent and still performs as such! « Show Less
1582114
It is a little tippy. Ours has never actually tipped up more than an inch, but it has that "Ah, I better stand up quick" feeling of teetering. Hope that helped.
525291
Not really. The grill is too small. And the heat is uneven, making the grill effectively even smaller.
502712
The grill has a slip-joint built in to allow for height adjustment of thickness of meats or foods. When in the tilted position to allow for grease run-off, the top plate will slip some, but does not pose a problem as long as the plates are locked in correctly.