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Bob Landry · 05-02-2011, 05:19 AM

I went with the Weber Baby Q, I think it's the 100 series. I didn't want an extra stand to carry around and it lives in one of the outside storage compartments until it's needed. I removed the regulator and adapted it to attach to the QC on the trailer. It's only the two of us, so it's plenty big and plenty of heat to cook a couple of chicken breasts, burgers, sausage, or ribeyes. Having it operate on low pressure is a plus, since I didn't have to add any adapters or tees in the regulator area. Hard to beat for $150.

05-02-2011, 05:19 AM	#15
Bob Landry Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Austin, Tx Posts: 1,910	I went with the Weber Baby Q, I think it's the 100 series. I didn't want an extra stand to carry around and it lives in one of the outside storage compartments until it's needed. I removed the regulator and adapted it to attach to the QC on the trailer. It's only the two of us, so it's plenty big and plenty of heat to cook a couple of chicken breasts, burgers, sausage, or ribeyes. Having it operate on low pressure is a plus, since I didn't have to add any adapters or tees in the regulator area. Hard to beat for $150.