Portable lumb charcoal grill?

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Portable lumb charcoal grill?

Post by Eagleray » Mon May 13, 2013 1:18 pm

As much as I want too I can't take my egg camping with me, it's just too damn heavy.

Anybody know of a good portable lump charcoal grill I can take with me trailering?

Thanks!

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Re: Portable lumb charcoal grill?

Post by jacinthebox » Mon May 13, 2013 1:25 pm

This is the smoker we use...a starter smoker to learn on...cheep

we also throw it in a truck and take it camping...smoked pork shoulder while camping is awesome
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Re: Portable lumb charcoal grill?

Post by NASH » Mon May 13, 2013 1:33 pm

Eagleray wrote:As much as I want too I can't take my egg camping with me, it's just too damn heavy.

Anybody know of a good portable lump charcoal grill I can take with me trailering?

Thanks!

Jason
Grab a Weber Kettle, or even the baby Weber - Smokey Joe or Jumbo Joe if space is tight.

I see a lot of people raving about Cobb grills too but I've never tried one. They're certainly efficient.
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Re: Portable lumb charcoal grill?

Post by Eagleray » Mon May 13, 2013 1:55 pm

Hmm, the Jumbo Joe is on sale at Sears for $79.95...

Thanks for the advice guys.

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