Boat BBQ/Stove

[Chuck]

Using a portable Coleman type unit on my boat now, but want to find a better unit and mount to gunnel. More cooking space and more BTU.
I see lots of guys have these units mounted on their boats but I know little to nothing about them.
Any ideas or what I need to look for or watch for when purchasing and mounting?

Thanks.

 

[Dirtguy]

I have one of the older heavy aluminum sea b q"s, it's mounted on a heavy stainless base and stand up by the anchor.ill see if I can find a pic

 

[Dirtguy]

Not the best picture

 

[Fixit]

i usea dickenson taff mount with a force 10 bbq. very pleased with it

 

[Wayner]

I have a Dickenson as well and it works great! We have a rod holder mount that allows it to very sturdy as well as portable. As I recall we bought it at Steveston Marine when they had a sale on so not all that expensive.
Wayner


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[frenchcreek]

I have used a Magma 17" kettle for several years. It can be used as a bbq, a stove, or an oven. You can get various mounts to fit railings, Scotty blocks, etc. http://www.magmaproducts.com/Products/Marine_Products/Gas_Barbeque_2/A10-215/a10-215.html

 

[bigdogeh]

I`ve been using the costco portable one for a few years now. I just bungy it to the handrails in the back of the boat. It`s nice in that it holds 2 costco meat pies side by side and you can close the lid. Have had some nice meals cooked with it. When its not in the boat I take it in my 5th wheel when we`re camping. price was pretty good too.

http://reviews.costco.ca/2070-en_ca...ll-portable-propane-grill-reviews/reviews.htm