Expert Answers about Chevrolet Portable Grills and Fire Pits
- Portable Fire Pit with Heat Shield and Full Coverage Grill Grate
- etrailer has the Portable Fire Pit with Heat Shield, # 389CB001, this fire pit lets you enjoy a fire on your driveway, at an RV park, or in a national forest. With Full Coverage Grill Grate and Heat Shield, # 389CB001-QUAD. Partial Coverage Grill Grate and Heat Shield, # 389CB001-TRI.
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view full answer... - How Can I Connect My Gas Grill and Fire Pit to my Onboard Tank on my RV
- It appears from the pictures you provided that you have an adapter tee on your RV already that will allow you to connect your portable gas grill and fire pit to your RV.
The MB Sturgis Disposable Propane Bottle Adapter Fitting # 204132-MBS will be the adapter you need. This will plug into the tee that is sticking out toward you and then you'll connect your existing hose to this adapter.
view full answer... - Recommendation for Portable Fire Pit
- I do have a great option for you, however we no longer carry the Convert-A-Ball Fire Pit you mentioned in your question. What I recommend instead is the Camco Big Red # CAM58035, which features a nice compact design, realistic logs, and includes a 10 foot long propane hose to hook up to your tank.
I have attached a link that will take you to our full selection of portable grills and fire pits that you can look through as well.
view full answer... - Can Big Red Portable Campfire Be Used With Low Pressure Propane
- I spoke with my contact at Camco who said that the Big Red Portable Gas Campfire # CAM58035 is only compatible with an auxiliary propane tank and should not be connected to your low pressure propane connection from your trailer.
The Campco Big Red Portable Campfire, part # CAM58035 is designed to work with a propane source like a 20 lb portable tank. There is an in-line regulator with this fire pit that makes sure a safe pressure level is maintained when using the fire pit, so if you have...
view full answer... - What is the BTU Rating of the Camco Big Red Portable Gas Campfire
- I checked with my contact at Camco, and the propane Big Red fire pit has a BTU output of 65000 on the highest setting. This unit is great for campgrounds that prohibit open fires.
I would also suggest the Stovetop Grill for Camco Big Red Portable Campfire - 12-3/8" Diameter Item # CAM58038 if you want to also use this for grilling.
view full answer... - What is the Height of the Big Red Portable Campfire
- The Big Red Portable Campfire, # CAM58035, is 13 inches tall with the lid on. The pit without the lid is approximately aa inches tall. You can use the lid for a base and set the fire pit on the lid and then it would be approximately 24 inches tall.
If you are interested, you can add a grill as part # CAM58038. This grill can be added to heat coffee pots, tea kettles, and food in pots and pans.
view full answer... - Can I Cook on the Big Red Portable Campfire # CAM58035 Using Grill Accessory # CAM58038
- Yes, you can cook on the Camco Big Red Portable Gas Campfire w/ 10' Long Hose, Item # CAM58035 with the Big Red Grill Accessory # CAM58038.
You do not place food directly on the grate. You must place food in a pot or pan and place the pot or pan on the grill.
You can also use it to heat coffee pots or tea kettles.
view full answer... - Optional Uses Of The Camco RV Portable Propane Campfire
- While I can't recommend trying to cook a burger on the Camco RV Portable Propane Campfire w/ Storage Bag, Regulator, and 8' Long Hose # CAM58041 it would be ideal for hot dogs and marshmallows for smores.
view full answer... - Can Big Red Portable Patio Fire Pit Connect to External Propane Hose on Travel Trailer
- You can connect the Fire Dancer Portable Patio Fire Pit, Propane # FD500 to the propane hose on your travel trailer. If you want to connect the pre-installed hose that comes with the Fire Dancer, you can use an adapter to connect the Fire Dancer hose to your travel trailer's hose. I have attached a link to all of our propane adapters for you.
My contact at Convert-A-Ball confirmed that as long as your travel trailer's hose is regulated, you can connect that hose directly to the Fire Dancer....
view full answer... - Recommended Portable Fire Pit That Works With The Ignik FireCan Fire Pit Rocks
- Yes, we sure do!
For your Ignik FireCan Fire Pit Rocks # GN47FR, you can use the Ignik FireCan Portable Fire Pit with 5' Hose - Propane # GN24FR.
This is a portable fire pit that works great with the Ignik FireCan Fire Pit Rocks # GN47FR, measures 7-1/8" long, 15-1/4" wide, 11-3/8" tall and includes a quick-connect hose with Type 1 fitting and adjustable regulator.
view full answer... - What is the BTU Output for the Big Red Portable Fire Pit
- I checked with my contact at Campcp, and the propane Big Red Gas Campfire has a BTU output of 65000 on the highest setting.
Campco also offers a Stovetop Grill to go with the Big Red, part # CAM58038.
view full answer... - Could Replacement Fire Mesh for Outdoor Portable Fire Pit # 389CDFP100 be Used as Spark Arrestor
- The Replacement Fire Mesh for Fireside Outdoor Portable Fire Pit # 389CDFP100 was designed for preventing sparks from flying out of the pit and potentially causing an unwanted fire so this would work great.
view full answer... - Is It Possible To Connect A Firepit With 20lb Tank Connection To My RV Propane supply?
- What kind of fire pit do you have? All of the portable fire pits that we deal with, such as the Ignik FireCan Portable Fire Pit # GN24FR are designed to be used with a propane tank, and will have a hose with its own regulator. If this is what you have, it will not work with the already regulated propane coming from your RV, and there is no way to safely bring the two together. The only option would be to carry a separate propane tank which can be attached directly to the fire pit.
view full answer... - Can Camco RV Portable Propane Campfire be Used without its Regulator
- We can not recommend using the Camco RV Portable Propane Campfire # CAM58041 without it's regulator. Best solution would be to move your tee adapter that has a quick connect to before your regulator.
view full answer... - Parts Needed to Connect RV Tank to Weber Grill and Fire Pit
- We have everything you need to connect your RV's tank to both your Weber Grill and Fire Pit, however the pieces are not available in a single kit.
Your best option will be to use the MB Sturgis Sturgi-Stay T-Fitting # 103537-MBS along with the MB Sturgis Quick Disconnect Propane Hose # 100476-120-MBS that will connect directly to the grill's disposable tank fitting. Then to switch the hose to the Fire Pit you will just need to add the Adapter # 204132-MBS.
If you want to have both appliances...
view full answer... - Weight Capacity for Portable Fire Pit with Heat Shield # 389CB001
- The Portable Fire Pit with Heat Shield # 389CB001 that you referenced has a 125 lb weight capacity for logs.
view full answer... - Comparing Camco Portable Propane Fireplaces CAM58031 & CAM58035
- The two Camco portable gas fire pits # CAM58031 and # CAM58035 that you referenced both offer the same 9-1/2-inch burner element with 65,000 BTU heat output but differ slightly in size and in other features.
Part # CAM58035 is the larger of the two, having a fire tray and lid diameter of 13-1/4-inches along with a 10-foot propane hose. It also has a single-piece artificial log. The # CAM58031 has a smaller 11-1/4-inch diameter tray and individual pieces of artificial log, and its propane...
view full answer... - How Large of a Fire Can you Create Inside the Portable Fire Pit with Heat Shield
- The Portable Fire Pit with Heat Shield part # 389CB001 has a 125 lb weight capacity so as long as the logs you load inside the tray do not exceed this then you don't have to worry about anything collapsing. The dimensions of the tray are 24" long x 24" wide so you can build a pretty decent size fire inside, enough to keep a few people warm without issue.
I have attached a real customer photo for reference on size.
view full answer... - Thoughts On The Ignik FireCan Portable Propane Fire Pit
- It sounds like you are on the right track with your thinking here Mark. The Ignik FireCan Portable Propane Fire Pit # GN24FR really is intended to be used with a propane tank. You are right that it will not work with the regulated propane coming from your vans supply. You may be able to hook the two together but the flame in the fire pit would be weak/intermittent at best. It likely would not work at all.
That does still leave the issue of the on/off for the firepit being several feet...
view full answer... - How Much Does the Portable Fire Pit with Heat Shield Pack Down
- The Portable Fire Pit with Heat Shield part # 389CB001 breaks down into a pretty small 24" long x 24" wide x 15" tall pack that you can easily throw into a truck bed or under the storage compartment on the RV along with your other gear. The size once packed down is similar to a collapsible lawn chair for reference. It only weighs around 7.5 lbs all together.
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