Grill

[coresuper]

Wanting a new grill for my pontoon. Last one is at the bottom of the lake due to a faulty base plate connection. What type of frill is on your pontoon and how is it mounted?

 

[bruceb58]

I had the same question the year before last. I ended up wit a Kuuma and made my own mounts. You can see what I did in the last posts of this thread.

http://forums.iboats.com/forum/gene...vities/pontoons/651793-best-bbq-for-a-pontoon

 

[HotTommy]

I was going to post a photo from my boat, but posting pictures to this &%#$ site is so hard that I gave up. Sorry.

 

[coresuper]

HotTommy, open your picture in your paint program and you can resize it to easily post.

 

[dls322]

I have a Magma Kettle grill. Used it on a few boats now...works well. I never loved how it mounted until i picked up the Magma A10-240 grill mount. i have it attached to the rear fence and it works awesome...very secure. Wasn't cheap but paid for itself after the first time out with easy grilling

 

[tomr50]

I went a different route. I installed an inverter. and installed this plug. it runs my George Foreman Grill and any other 120v item. I have the inverter connected to a dedicated battery under the helm.

 

[bruceb58]

I went a different route. I installed an inverter. and installed this plug. it runs my George Foreman Grill and any other 120v item. I have the inverter connected to a dedicated battery under the helm.

If you have a 1500W grill you will draw 141A from a 12V battery assuming 85% efficiency. Since you only want to discharge a battery 50%, you must have a big ass battery to run the grill for an hour!

 

[tomr50]

Well, on the boat when we grill it's hamburgers, hotdogs, or sausage. So it doesn't run for long. We do most of our grilling either dockside or the campsite.

 

[Capt Sully]

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Used a Rod Holder mount for the grill, have these all over the toon so i can move the grill if needed.

 

[glust]

I bought a standard land based portable grill that runs off of the 2 pound propane bottles. I got exhaust pieces from an auto parts store . They sell several different diameters in short 6 inch sections. I got one that slips inside of another. Permanently mounted the not to the outside rail of the boat using, of course, a muffler U bracket. The other I tacked onto the base of the girl. When I want to use the grill i slide the grill onto the mounted pipe. This keeps the grill outside the boat. I can then remove it when finished... It turned out pretty nice...