On board Grill, go or no go?

[Nehalennia]

OK, Propane tanks are not an issue. It seems that a good solution would be the solution proposed by ziekman:

"Iv'e got both the built in electric Kenyon grill and a Magma kettle grill, with a table mount for the picnic table, and a rod holder mount for off the boat.

Now the next concerns:

• Where does a Magma Newport Grill fit for storage? I'm sweet on a '33 Sundancer
• How long does it take the grill to cool off for storage?

Robert

I made a shelf and mounted it alongside the water tank in my engine bay.

It cools in less than an hour and I stow it there and it's worked very well. The shelf has a square hole in it that mates with the base on the bottom of the Magma Newport that connect with the pedestal.
Before I altered the hole to square

Painted

 

[robvs]

WOW! Great info and Pics Guys!

Thanks everyone for the feedback, now I can make an educated decision re the Grill. It's a GO!!

For removeable grill I like Todd's design, very elegant when in use and out of the way when not. Great idea.

Thanks to all.

Robert

 

[StephenOvalle]

It seems like Magma is a popular choice. I just came across this brand on the web. Is anyone using the Kuuma grill? It looks like they have both gas and electric options. I think I'm adding a grill in the near future but haven't decided between a small on board or larger size at the dock.

http://www.kuumagrills.com/kuuma-profile-grills/kuuma-profile-150-gas-grill