Curious if anyone actually grills at anchor.... I know the thought of a live flame on a boat is crazy but they do make these small rail mounted BBQ's....
Does anyone ue one..? if so where ? we have a few gallons of gasoline ( and vapors ) back there int he cockpit on the stern..... doesn't seem safe... but must be fun if anyone has any ideas or expereince.
BBQ?
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BBQ!
Yes, and YES!
We use a BBQ on Destiny from time to time and yes indeed it is an awesome thing to have aboard.
Be dang sure your BBQ does not drip hot stuff anywhere near your stored gasoline. On Destiny we hang the BBQ off the stern opposite any gas tanks. I would think on the Chryslers you could hang it off the port or starboard rail so drips go off the boat. Be aware that the propane BBQ are prone to getting blown out. Propane is heavier than air so if you BBQ inside the cockpit, the flame goes out un noticed you are setting yourself up for severe problems!! I treat all propane bottles just like my propane tank. Stored in an outside vented sealed locker. That way should one leak, I'm OK.
With caution and care an onboard BBQ can be awesome!!
Scott
Yes, and YES!
We use a BBQ on Destiny from time to time and yes indeed it is an awesome thing to have aboard.
Be dang sure your BBQ does not drip hot stuff anywhere near your stored gasoline. On Destiny we hang the BBQ off the stern opposite any gas tanks. I would think on the Chryslers you could hang it off the port or starboard rail so drips go off the boat. Be aware that the propane BBQ are prone to getting blown out. Propane is heavier than air so if you BBQ inside the cockpit, the flame goes out un noticed you are setting yourself up for severe problems!! I treat all propane bottles just like my propane tank. Stored in an outside vented sealed locker. That way should one leak, I'm OK.
With caution and care an onboard BBQ can be awesome!!
Scott
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My next BBQ purchase will be oneof these:
Probably the Sea-B-Que Small.
http://www.dickinsonmarine.com/bbq.html
I've had issues with flameouts on my "West Marine" BBQ.
I've heard nothing but glowing reviews from the Dickinson BBQ's.
However I have no experience with them.
Yeah, I know, they are propane.
Scott
Probably the Sea-B-Que Small.
http://www.dickinsonmarine.com/bbq.html
I've had issues with flameouts on my "West Marine" BBQ.
I've heard nothing but glowing reviews from the Dickinson BBQ's.
However I have no experience with them.
Yeah, I know, they are propane.
Scott
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No experience with it, other than I want one - but the original charcoal Magma is still out there in addition to the bottle gass ones
http://www.rivermarinesupply.com/xcart/ ... Grill.html
http://www.rivermarinesupply.com/xcart/ ... Grill.html