Weber Q transport ideas

[ctbailey]

Hi everyone.

I recently received my first WeberQ. It replaced a "flameKing" grill.

No gas grill has ever ridden inside any of my campers due to the stink ad greasiness.
But I'm starting to wish I didn't have to load the grill into the pickup body every time.

I'm thinking about a sterilite or Rubbermaid boX (tote). And then the grill could easily ride in the camper under the dinette without stinkin up the place.

Any one out there with a similar problem and solution?

Thanks, craig



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[Murff]

Originally Posted by ctbailey

I'm thinking about a sterilite or Rubbermaid boX (tote). And then the grill could easily ride in the camper under the dinette without stinkin up the place.



Thanks, craig

I think you answered your own question, Craig.

Exactly what we do!

Murff

[need-a-vacation]

Craig,

Congrats on a great grill!!! We have Q220 ourselves that replaced a Coleman Roadtrip.

At the end of a trip, I use a 1.5" or 2" plastic putty knife (may even be a 1" putty knife, don't recall at the moment!!!! Lol) to scrape the insides as clean as possible. I then use a grill degreaser to finish cleaning the grill and clean the grease pan out or replace it as needed.

I then slide the Q into the front pass through which I have laid down indoor/outdoor carpet in the floor. So far no grease issues.

It does add to the camp break down process, but cleaning the Q can sometimes be done the last evening while getting the fire built up.

I know this doesn't answer your question exactly, but doing this with our Q and Roadtrip has worked just fine. The RT was even stored on my bed in our first trailer, an '87 Yellowstone 425RG. A tarp was laid down beforehand.

[norty1]

I have the Q1200 and scrape the inside with a small putty knife after letting it burn off for 15-2- minutes. I spray it with a degreaser and rinse well with hot water from my outside shower.

I slip the cover I purchased from Lowes over it and tow it in the pass thru. Never had any odors.

[MadJoker TX]

I carry mine in my outside kitchen and after I clean it, i will either clean the drip tray out well or toss it when done with a trip.

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[kampfirekid]

I have had mine for many years. I bought the wheeled bag from
Weber and keep it in there when not in use. It doesn't stink, but I burn mine off when done, and scrape the inside casting into the drip pan and toss.


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[ctbailey]

Cool! Thanks everyone for the insights. Pass through storage may work, as long as the DW will let me unload some of the camp furniture.

I'm a huge fan of simple green degreaser... use it on the outside kitchen 2-burner, so cleaning was always on my horizons.

Thanks again.

Craig


Craig Bailey
New Hampshire
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