Will this work with a small gas bbq grill?
575201
Certainly. Of course the beauty and almost magic thing is to stick it in the coals of your campfire and in minutes pull out a hot treat. Gas grills sound so boring and utilitarian to me! But it will work - sure.
575202
Have not tried using it with a a BBQ grill, but it should work. The only reservation is whether a 'small' BBQ grill will generate enough heat. I do know that it works great with a real fire.
575203
That's where I use mine: I Pre-heat with both(or all) burners on high. Prep the pie in the iron. Put the iron on the rack directly over one of the burners, close the lid, reduce that burner to medium. I bake it that way 5 min per side. You'll have to adjust your technique to fit your grill. Mine is a very small grill.
575204
Yes it will work with a small or large bbq grill, camp stove, regular stove gas or electric, campfire, bed of coals, can of sterno, blowtorch, or induction heater if you have the cast iron pie iron (not the aluminum) It will not work in a microwave
1967583
We use it on a gas stove and it works great. We have not tried it on our grill, but I do not see any reason why it wouldn't work just fine.
1858080
I just looked at an online picture of that model......yes, I think it would. And it most likely will work well for you since you are grilling with it. Did not work well for me as I needed lower temps for smoking
1293860
I would imagine so, but I can't answer it for sure. There are several different fittings, but the flex hose isn't very long so your gas source will have to be close to your grill.
1942086
I have only used it for my 20 gallon propane tank for my barbecue, I do not know if it would work with larger propane tanks, I am guessing it might but I would go to the propane genies website to check it out, It really works great for me.
1917291
Perhaps. I do not know what Weber grill you possess. I have this system because I have a "low pressure" grill that hooks directly to my RV propane tank. Most grills are high pressure. If I had to guess and it is only a guess, better explore some other options.
582396
Hi, I believe it will, since that is only a 2-burner grill. To be sure, you should check the measurements on the grill prior to ordering.
338297
yes it will the length of the hose is what you need to consider I had to turn my tank outlet towards the hose to accommodate the indicator because the length so the hose should not kink because of the set up under your grill or what ever you have it set up to you should take that into consideration
2236280
Yes it should, the only thing is that the spit rod would be extruding a fair way over the side of your grill.
2115568
Works great for a small gas cylinder. I added a few pictures of it with a camp stove in a review
85404
I have no clue. . I took a chance with me portable grill. . It did work. Mine was an old stainless off brand model.
1811385
Well, I guess the question is how small is small. I went out and do some measuring....if your grill is more than 19"-20" wide, it would be a tight, tight fit. The way the cover is constructed seam wise would make it marginal. It's a great cover though. I've had all kinds of covers for my Weber grills over the years and this one is the best by a long shot
1761364
I use it on my tiny boat BBQ and there isn't enough room for it and steaks so I place the grill basket on top of the steaks while they cook.
37211
I imagine it would since the connections for the small propane tanks would have to be the same on all of the Coleman grills. I suppose the best bet would be to check with Coleman directly either on their website or via phone?
8700
Yes, it will. The igniter button fits underneath your rectangular one. Just follow the easy installation instructions. My grill is at least 18 years old and it worked perfectly on it.
894432
We bought it for a BBQTek grill purchased a few years ago at Wal-Mart. When I put BBQTek into the search field, this came up. It wasn't an exact fit, but we were able to make it work! Hope this helps!
800677
The unit is small and light, about 3 pounds, so as long as your portable grill has a solid base I wouldn't imagine it would tip, even fully loaded. I don't know which grill you have, but you could probably counterbalance it with your propane tank, but I doubt it is necessary.