has any one every tried to use this with a grill attached to the "S-hook" with some chains?
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no this was never opened or used, the dutch oven i received as a christmas present was not the right design to work with this tripod, so when it arrived i never even opened the package i returned it immediately.
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My husband looped it over the branch and put an S hook through the chain to attach it. Hope this helps
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I have this rack and it is the best rib rack of the three that I have. Loaded with 3 or 4 or 5 slabs of St. louis cut ribs, I doubt that your grill is big enough. jim
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I have but it depends on how big the tire rim is. I have used this grill with the legs folded in and placed on top of a tire rim. The grill is 3 feet long, so if the tire rim is about a half foot smaller than that it should work as long as you're careful and don't upturn it. Additionally, if the tire rim is also shorter than 8", you could use it with the legs folded out - my grill measured just over 8" tall.
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I would say yes. We use ours out doors. There is a opened type of S hook. It should loop through any chain link or even tied with a rope not. So i would say yes.
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We did this with a ham, although I think our pot was bigger than 6 qts. We used tongs to fish the chain out of the hot water which was a bit challenging, but it did work. I'm pretty sure with a 6 qt pot you might be able to somehow hook the ends of the chain onto the pot handles. Worth a try. The lifting part was easy.
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Just looked at ours and there is bolt behind the middle hook...but I didn't remove it,... so I do not know if that is holding the whole plate on the grill.
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Yes, but you risk destroying the gas connector that comes with the grill when you take it apart to modify it as others have suggested.
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We have the small rectangular Weber mounted on the table. The table has slots for holding one grill in place on the table. There is a little space left over on the end. It might be enough, but the table top is slippery. I think there is the danger of the second one falling off. I wouldn't recommend it.
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yes you will have to use s hooks and possibly buy new chain but very inexpensive. great purchase
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yes it does and works/fits perfectly. we even have the utility hanger that allows us to hang our grilling tools and it still works well
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The prong should have clip attached that attaches to the grill grate. The prong will not touch the the grate.
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no it actually hangs off a type of tank fill guage. this is the first thing that never works on any grill, however.
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Hello Dennis, my initial response would be No, based upon my looking up part #gh7145xfb and the recommended grill for that sku. The grill that I purchased (and that you're asking about) is actually mounted and pressed into place by 2 metal clips that are affixed with screws on the backside of the grill. My particular grill also has 2 small plastic tabs along the bottom that mount into 2 small holes that act as support and guides as you press the grill into place. Does the grill that you're looking to replace have 2 metal clips on the back that hold it in place?
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I was trying to pull some u post with rope using the hook but the rope kept stretching. I think if you can make an attachment point on the rebar and use chain it might work.
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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.
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The mount is very specific to the handle size of the portable grill. I would not assume that this can be attached to any grill that Weber does not specifically indicate.