Grill storage / grill reccs

We raised the shelf to fit the small Weber.

I remove the lid and it fits fine without raising the shelf.   Takes two minutes. 

And added remote quick connect.

Will...where did you tie the gas line into?

Dougn

I did it several years ago so I don’t remember exactly where I tied it in (and the PC is in storage elsewhere).  The gas line comes to the passenger side for the fridge so probably there someplace. It was very easy as I recall. The fittings and everything are available online especially for the bulkhead quick connect. It’s all typical flare stuff.

PS:  You have to modify the grill to work without the regulator. I added a quick connect to it too and the hoses come with court connect fitting so it’s all very slick.

The issue on using the pc’s propane tank on some of the models is the tank is on the drivers side.  Routing the gas line to the other side is an issue due to the drive shaft.

I carry the Weber Q 2000 as well in our 2552. It sits on the top shelf in the out side storage. Due to the handle the pc door won’t close. To address this;  The handle is just 2 screws so removing or install takes all of 45 seconds. I simply install in reverse so the screws aren’t misplaced.

I carry a 20lb cylinder of propane and I have a 15’ hose. The tank is on a milk carrier in the back of the Jeep. I also have a hitch mount carrier if I choose to carry the tank on it.  The hose coiled fits under the lid of the Q for storage. With quick disconnects I can also use the same tank the propane fit pit which fits in the outside drawer in its case next to the induction griddle.

I have a 1 gallon (5 pound) propane tank, readily fits laying down in the slide out drawer and just put a small metal pail over the valve area when I store it.   I had to get a 6' adapter hose from a standard OPD tank to a Coleman input.  Zero problems with it.  Obviously depends on usage but I have only refilled that tank twice (2nd time a week ago) and refill was $3.00.

It all fits (with my Cuisinart Grillster) very nicely in the storage drawer along with other stuff.

Don

I have a 1 gallon (5 pound) propane tank, readily fits laying down in the slide out drawer and just put a small metal pail over the valve area when I store it.   I had to get a 6' adapter hose from a standard OPD tank to a Coleman input.  Zero problems with it.  Obviously depends on usage but I have only refilled that tank twice (2nd time a week ago) and refill was $3.00.

It all fits (with my Cuisinart Grillster) very nicely in the storage drawer along with other stuff.

Don

Ya know... I never really thought outside the '5 gal or 1lb' cylinders.   Searched the 1gal/5# and

https://www.amazon.com/Flame-King-YSN10LB-Protection-Overlanding/dp/B07Q5CP7WS/ref=asc_df_B07Q5CP7WS/
Interesting the 1 gal is MORE than the 2.? gal. Must be more demand for the smaller?

Either way, pretty cool there are other sizes. LOVE THE FORUM!    Thanks!!

2Lucky,  sorry I missed your question.  The LP line I used to tie into the coach LP supply is just soft copper tubing with flare fittings.  I extended with the same size that was already there.  The tubing, flare fittings, and other brass NPT parts are from Home Depot.  When looking for the bulk head fitting link I found products made just for this application - to bad I didn't find these when i was doing my install.    Anyhow, check out these links:

https://www.amazon.com/DOZYANT-12-Feet-inch-Disconnect/dp/B01CLJFSIG/ref=pd_vtp_6?pd_rd_w=eWuZ8&pf_rd_p=18ed5dd9-54a4-4e64-9eb2-be78385d36ed&pf_rd_r=855H0XN1XN6EFX60TMKB&pd_rd_r=5f7a15bd-4e77-47b1-a4c8-85c101e4df67&pd_rd_wg=I6yUU&pd_rd_i=B01CLJFSIG&psc=1

https://www.amazon.com/Dormont-0242501-Connector-Outdoor-Appliances/dp/B07B65XMX4/ref=pd_vtp_1?pd_rd_w=eWuZ8&pf_rd_p=18ed5dd9-54a4-4e64-9eb2-be78385d36ed&pf_rd_r=855H0XN1XN6EFX60TMKB&pd_rd_r=5f7a15bd-4e77-47b1-a4c8-85c101e4df67&pd_rd_wg=I6yUU&pd_rd_i=B07B65XMX4&psc=1

https://www.amazon.com/Legines-Fitting-Bulkhead-Coupling-Nipple/dp/B076MQ8R9W