Son of Hibachi!

[spotts]

Ya ever use a Son of Hibachi grille? Thats what I learned to BBQ on camping with Dad. Now I want one for MY camper. They light fast because they fold up to make a chimney, and they're big enough without wasting alot of storage space when not in use.



Damn things are like $60.00-$80.00 off e-bay and not in any local stores, but I think I need one........

[Edited by spotts on 05-13-2006 at 06:11 PM]

[James 3528]

I don't know, looks like a cross between Bob Vila and Elton John

[jrbenny]

Delivered to your door: Son of Hibachi

Looks pretty cool. Reminds of the little Coleman camping stove we had with the screw-on LP bottle.

[RoBoTeq]

Real men use wood and stones from the campsite

[Collin]

When I'm not cooking over the fire I have one of these stashed in the camper.
http://www.jacksongrills.com/productsVersa100.shtml

[stephy]

Originally posted by RoBoTeq
Real men use wood and stones from the campsite

Robo...
When was the last time you used this "Technique"



Stephen

[gruntly]

Originally posted by RoBoTeq
Real men use wood and stones from the campsite

To cook with or fight with?

[jrbenny]

That's what the AAA man used to chock Robo's tires when he was changing the flat tire on the road next to the national forest.

[James 3528]

If you want to keep it simple, get one of these.

http://www.dcmfg.com/Campfire_Grill.html

[RoBoTeq]

Originally posted by stephy

Originally posted by RoBoTeq
Real men use wood and stones from the campsite

Robo...
When was the last time you used this "Technique"



Stephen

It has been a few years, but I used to do low impact camping with advanced Scouts. It really is fun to make nearly modern appliances from stuff you scrounge up off of the ground in the woods.

[RoBoTeq]

Originally posted by gruntly

Originally posted by RoBoTeq
Real men use wood and stones from the campsite

To cook with or fight with?

Yes.

[RoBoTeq]

Originally posted by jrbenny
That's what the AAA man used to chock Robo's tires when he was changing the flat tire on the road next to the national forest.

I also do the real high impact camping if its going to be with Lisa. She wants all of the comforts of home, just surrounded by wilderness.

[spotts]

Originally posted by jrbenny
Delivered to your door: Son of Hibachi

Looks pretty cool. Reminds of the little Coleman camping stove we had with the screw-on LP bottle.

Same guy, same price as the ones on e-bay. Must be the mfgr has taken the shop to his home after the big market push in the early 80's. I still remember the TV commercials.