Every trailer club needs one of these to keep it tasty

[Ron Dickey]

http://www.sybbq.com/concession.php

[SteveH]

Yea, but it looks like it would take no less than a one ton diesel to pull that thing!

[Doug]

Well, I have a 3/4 Ton Suburban AND an 18' utility trailer. Maybe I should scrap the whole TD dream and go "condo".

[Guest]

I really enjoy good cooking while in the outdoors and barbequing tops my list of ways to prepare my meats, as well as entire meals.
Unfortunately, my kids haven't quite grabbed onto the BBQ thing yet.
(That's why I bought a Flamineta from Kai)
I'm going to build a small vertical bullet type smoking grill out of stainless, similar to one of the ittle Brinkmann units I have.
It will need ride in the cabin during transit as I have not found space in the galley for it yet.

[Boodro]

Now thats what I'm talkin about! Thats the only way to cook meat! I think I will try & build a smaller version of the 4ft cooker for my use. I really enjoy cookin that way all summer!!! Thse units look like they would be very easy to build as there is no rolling of the steel needed, all the edges could be welded. Now if I could figure a way to attach it the Teardrop I would never have to go home!

[Ron Dickey]

In some states you can pull a camper and a boat maybe you can pull a BBQ and a teardrop.

[OkieSailor]

To heck with that get one that has its on trailer hitch, lights andwheels!

http://www.kck.com/bbq/info/Double_com.htm

[kurtibm]

Gotta wash it down >>>>
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=66470&item=4529262171&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

[campadk]

Talk about photos! Wish other sites would post this many photos of their product.

I'd worry about tongue weight with that huge heavy BBQ on the front.

Why not convert that into a Sauna? Eat a HUGE meal then head inside to burn it all off