FINALLY! A Weber Q Boat Mount Solution! Don't buy a boat grill before you watch this!

I have searched for a solution to this problem for YEARS! The Weber Q is a far superior quality BBQ to the more expensive stainless steel "marine" grills that have little temperature control and leave you wanting for a better boat grilling experience. The problem has always been figuring out a way to mount the Weber Q to your boat. FINALLY there is a solution! In this video, I show you how to make a simple modification to a Magma extended rail mount to adapt it to your Weber Q making it the perfect solution for your boat. Do NOT buy a boat grill before you watch this video!
Weber Q1200: amzn.to/3PUjFyb
Magma Mounts: amzn.to/3QVfrHT (1.25" Rails)
Other rail sizes:
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Hardware you need for this modification:
1/2" LONG 1/4"x20 BOLT
1/4" WASHER
1/4" LOCK NUT
(4 of EACH)
Weber Accessories:
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Trays: amzn.to/3e2CylA
Griddle: amzn.to/3pTpIJ4
What I've had before and not liked:
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[@derykmacleod4979]

Thanks! Just ordered a pair of the brackets off Amazon...can't wait till the weather gets warmer!

[@onFIREouttakes]

Right on! Enjoy!

[@onFIREouttakes]

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[@MikeGreenStudioWorks]

Great video! I will be ordering one soon to enjoy next season.

[@onFIREouttakes]

Thanks!

[@SeaSential]

Which weber model you use? Looking at the q3000 or q2200

[@onFIREouttakes]

I used the Weber 1200. 2200 is larger.

[@zachzaputil3440]

Do the clamps leave any marks on ur rail ?

[@onFIREouttakes]

No. Not that I have noticed.

[@davidritz8534]

Why not mount an electric griddle and plug into an inverter to eliminate the need for propane?

[@onFIREouttakes]

Totally possible. Just a different culinary experience I suppose.