Small BBQ April 23, 2010, 11:51:32 am Yahoo Message Number: 112090Lee; My wife and I use a small fold up Coleman barbeque. We have the predecessor to the 9922-750 2 Burner Electronic Ignition Propane Grill Stove Gas Grill. Ours doesn't have electronic ignition, wish it did. We have the burner, useful for heating a pan of vegetables, beans, etc. while you are cooking on the grill. There is another version that is all grill, no burner.(9924-755) I line it with foil for easy cleaning. It has cooked well for me, but of course there are compromises to get the small folded size. I disconnect the angled brass tube that runs from the tank to the valve assembly, and store it in a sock inside the grill when I put it in my storage compartment. The tank stores in the LP gas opening, bungee corded to the main LP tank. Mine also came with a griddle plate replacement for the grill. Good for eggs, sausage, pancakes and the like. I carry a small aluminum table to cook on. For available wood picnic tables I put a cookie sheet under the BBQ for insurance. Haven't seen the extend-a-stay, don't know if that would work, it should. Hope this helps, Ron and Bluebelle a '99TKB[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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