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Hey out there in camping land, we just bought the Dash Portable Grill because it was the most convenient for us. Does anyone have it? But my question is is the flame supposed to be super low on this thing?
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Seems to be a good looker and highly rated...
If I were big on grilling it would be a good candidate.
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Experience along with properly set up 4WD will get you to & through places (on existing, approved 4WD trails) that 4WD, alone, can't get to.Comment
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Looks like a nice grill.
I bought a Coleman Fold N Go, primarily cuz of size but also cuz I like the case & the griddle accesories. I have a Small trailer that I pull w my Bike & space is at a premium. I also have a single burner gas back up & a black & decker dbl burner electric. I try to have options available.Comment
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I'm also planning to get a MC cargo trailer this spring and have the same gear packing constraint. I've got a small collection of liquid fuel single burner stoves, the current favorite being a Coleman 533. These stoves work fine for heating a pot or a pan but they don't really provide a solution for a grill. There is however a real-small-packing grill alternative in the form of a tiny folding backpacking wood burning stove with a grill accessory like this thing:Originally posted by cunningman View Post
http://www.fireboxstove.com/camp-sto...olding-firebox
You do have to fiddle around to get a little fire going in it, but it looks pretty simple. I wonder how well they work.Comment
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