What a great little bbq, sure cooked those snags up a beauty. Love your humour in the video too, I've sure had a couple of chuckles already. Thumbs up on giving this videoing, editing and uploading a go, your doing a good job.
I cut my grates with a bolt cutter and instead of cutting them in half, I cut in 2/3 ,1/3 so I could have 1/3 with coals and 2/3 for smoking meats, making sure both fit side ways for storage. Great review - Thanks
Thanks for this video which I dropped across when I was looking for reviews of this BBQ. It's great that the various accoutrements can fit so neatly inside. 👍🏻
@@LittleCamperNZ Have you tried Lard on your cooking grates ? I used Lard to season my cast iron cooking grates on my Broil Ling Baron 420. And I use it often to protect the grates as well. Thank you for sharing your info on the Weber Go Anywhere. broilkingbbq.com/en_ca/grills/baron-420-pro/
Going to head out to Mitre10 and grab one today. Good idea with cutting the grill in half. Did you just use a a hacksaw? Another thing I've seen a few guys do, is put foil in the bottom under the coals for easier clean up.
Smoke is caused by cold still nights ? I thought it was an inevitable by product of burning stuff? I have a Weber go anywhere, brilliant bbq . Get some Grill Grates , not cheap but worth every cent/ penny/ dime.
What a great little bbq, sure cooked those snags up a beauty. Love your humour in the video too, I've sure had a couple of chuckles already. Thumbs up on giving this videoing, editing and uploading a go, your doing a good job.
Thank you for the very kind words. I try, cause I'm a very trying person 😆 🤣
Great vid ...Handy little BBQ
It sure is
Thanks! Bought mine today
I'm sure you'll enjoy it.
Very good and informative video. Thanks. Ron
Pleased you found it helpful. We continue to use ours.
I cut my grates with a bolt cutter and instead of cutting them in half, I cut in 2/3 ,1/3 so I could have 1/3 with coals and 2/3 for smoking meats, making sure both fit side ways for storage. Great review - Thanks
That sounds like a great idea JoeA. I'll be around for quality control on the final products you cook.😄
Great tip to cut the top grid in half, I might do that so I could store the chimney inside like that. 😊
Yes that's what we do. The small chimneys are hard to find but saw one in mitre10.
Thanks for this video which I dropped across when I was looking for reviews of this BBQ. It's great that the various accoutrements can fit so neatly inside. 👍🏻
Yes can be done by cutting the top rack in half. Would like to see a hot plate added. Thank you for your feedback.
Great review. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Godfrey for your comments. Yes we absolutely love it and there will be more similar blogs coming. Regards Robert
Great idea to cut the grill in half and easier to access the charcoal. Awesome.
Yes it makes it so easy to transport too.
@@LittleCamperNZ Have you tried Lard on your cooking grates ? I used Lard to season my cast iron cooking grates on my Broil Ling Baron 420. And I use it often to protect the grates as well. Thank you for sharing your info on the Weber Go Anywhere. broilkingbbq.com/en_ca/grills/baron-420-pro/
@@paulmurphy9218 no but must look into it. Thanks for the tip.
@@LittleCamperNZ I tried cooking oil to help with rust protection but it leaves a real mess and looks crappy . However, I think it helps with rust.
@@LittleCamperNZ I have a charcoal kettle with a round grate and I am thinking of cutting a section out to allow me to add charcoal. Any ideas ?
Going to head out to Mitre10 and grab one today. Good idea with cutting the grill in half. Did you just use a a hacksaw? Another thing I've seen a few guys do, is put foil in the bottom under the coals for easier clean up.
I cut it with a mini hacksaw. Great idea with the foil.
Smoke is caused by cold still nights ? I thought it was an inevitable by product of burning stuff?
I have a Weber go anywhere, brilliant bbq . Get some Grill Grates , not cheap but worth every cent/ penny/ dime.
Ever thought about using the Webber portable Grill inside?
Yes but the ones available here are not a great fit.
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