Hitch receiver Bbq Grill
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JK Enthusiast
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Hitch receiver Bbq Grill
This has been a work in progress for about a week. I finally finished it, well almost. I'm going to add about one foot legs to it that will attach to the bottom. The legs will store in the "L" while traveling. The grill is too close to the spare tire, which had to be like that for structural reasons. I can simply open the back gate or remove my spare while using. I originally made it for a truck and was going to sell it, but I like it too much and kinda want to keep it. Best Part is that it cost me around $175 to build buying all the metal, paint, and such. There aren't too many of these on the forum so I thought I'd share. Hope y'all like it!
-Johnny
-Johnny
Last edited by Johnny_t; 04-15-2012 at 02:25 PM.
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JK Super Freak
That's awesome, great idea! I was thinking about a gas grill like one of the other posts here. Then I started thinking about a kegerator... mmm beeeeeer. . .
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Originally Posted by CF2010
That's awesome, great idea! I was thinking about a gas grill like one of the other posts here. Then I started thinking about a kegerator... mmm beeeeeer. . .
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It's the thickness of the pipe. I use that pipe in my line of work. 500 wall is right at a half inch thick and is really heavy. The only reason I asked is I see those grills made out here on the pipeline and I thought u might be a pipeliner.
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Oh ok, that makes sense now. I believe this is 3/8" pipe that was part of a large smoker. It measures 17" long by 13" diameter. The local scrap yard sells it for $0.30 a pound. I've bought way to much from them for all my projects.
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Hitch receiver Bbq Grill
Last edited by miamelano; 12-07-2020 at 03:36 PM. Reason: model number wrong