I am looking to buy or preferably make a large (6-7 Ft.) grill for cooking at festivals and out door events. It has to be able to breakdown and fit in a very limited storage space. I would love to be able to use either propane or charcoal, I think there is a way. NO! I know there is a way. I just need some help realizing my dream. Any help or suggestions would be great!
Thanks
Peace and Love,
Patrick
Thanks
Peace and Love,
Patrick
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I have a Coleman Roadtrip Pro SS. I love it. It is larger and sturdier than the original Roadtrip, but it is 1/3 to 1/2 the size you're looking for, so it would take two or three of them to meet your requirements fully. They are about $200 each on sale.
These grills are very portable (the tables fold in and these collapse to a small, smooth form factor with wheels and a convenient handle). They use propane.
If you don't want to get one of these, perhaps you can make something out of a 55 gallon drum that is modeled on the Roadtrip, especially the stand.
Here is a link to it: www.coleman.com/coleman/co.../detail.asp
I hope this helps,
-bender
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I have a Camp Chef Expedition 3x and it is fantastic for large crowds and large pots. They also have a ton of accessories. They pack up well but weigh about 60 lbs.
www.campchef.com/
