American style propane tank

[lifeisgreat]

Not a very good idea to put the tank under the grill......Dangerous in fact.....

It is not safe to store a propane tank under a grill. In fact, it's one of the most common mistakes people make. You want the tank to be in a cool, dry place away from heat sources. Anything above 120 degrees Fahrenheit (50 degrees Celsius) can overheat the tank and potentially cause an explosion.Dec 10, 2022

I get what you are saying, but put your hand under there no heat to worry about and most bbq have it that way with no issues issue would be if you didn’t tighten properly reg to tank, plus it couldn’t be any worse then here where condos put tank under sink that freaks me out more..

 

[william webster]

I imported my BBQ..... Weber with a side table
I bought the hose and tank here so had no issues

I wonder why you ship... pay to ship... a tank ??

I put the tank where you see the charcoal bin... on the right

 

[cavok]

Isn't that a charcoal grill? What do you need a tank for?

 

[william webster]

To light it

 

[Meemselle]

No it won’t work on Dominican tank,it’s American tank fitting thread outside thread they fail regularly anyways Meems…

Thank you so much!

 

[william webster]

Charcoal goes in a basket..... propane flame lights it..... no muss/fuss

 

[cavok]

Does it double as a gas grill in case you forgot to buy charcoal?

 

[william webster]

No.... just for ignition....

 

[SKY]

No.... just for ignition....

Won't this do the same thing?

 

[william webster]

If I hold it under under the charcoal long enough..... it might

Why would I do that ??

 

[cavok]

I can't find them here, but in Florida I would buy wood chips(they came in hickory, cherrywood, mesquite), soak them in water, and throw some on top of the ceramic briquettes in my gas grill. Great smoked flavor without the hassle of a charcoal grill.

 

[william webster]

Yup... have used them....
with the propane start charcoal is no problem

 

[AlterEgo]

I can't find them here, but in Florida I would buy wood chips(they came in hickory, cherrywood, mesquite), soak them in water, and throw some on top of the ceramic briquettes in my gas grill. Great smoked flavor without the hassle of a charcoal grill.

I have an unopened bag of apple wood chips and “somewhere” a small metal box you put them in and pop in gas grill for smoking. If you find yourself on south coast you can have them.

 

[lifeisgreat]

I can't find them here, but in Florida I would buy wood chips(they came in hickory, cherrywood, mesquite), soak them in water, and throw some on top of the ceramic briquettes in my gas grill. Great smoked flavor without the hassle of a charcoal grill.

Jumbo sells it… even whiskey flavoured

 

[cavok]

The two things I didn't like about charcoal grills were they took so long to get up to temperature and disposing of the ashes later. Maybe the new ones have solved that(?).

 

[XTraveller]

The best way I found to start charcoal is to use napkins that I pour old vegetable oil on and place with the charcoal. It take awhile and I am sure the gas thing is a lot faster.

 

[lifeisgreat]

I use this for charcoal starter fast efficient..

 

[XTraveller]

I use this for charcoal starter fast efficient..

Also very efficient, did you buy one here.

 

[william webster]

I have 2 of those for my larger BBQ....... egg cartons burn well, any cardboard

 

[lifeisgreat]

Also very efficient, did you buy one here.

They sell them here ..jumbo has them playero also..