How Many Mounting Rails Are Needed to Mount Aussie Portable Gas Grill to RV

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On the rack that holds the grill to a RV, does it need just one of the mounted rails or two? I thought possibly you hung it from the top rung and then the bottom rung would have bumpers to rest up against the RV, but not sure how it hangs. Thank you.

asked by: Larry T

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Helpful Expert Reply:

I believe you are referring to the Camco RV Grill Mounting Rail # CAM57268, which is what will permanently install on the wall of your camper/RV to use for an attachment point for the brackets on the Aussie Portable Gas Grill # 277-000091 that you were looking at. Only one rail is really needed to attach the top rung on the bracket but you could certainly use two for additional support.

As you mentioned when using a single rail the bottom rung on the Aussie Grill bracket will just rest against the RV wall.

expert reply by: Chris R

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