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FYI Reqtec RT-340 pellet grill just fits in cargo bay

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TJ&LadyDi

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Yahoo...it fits! The tape measure said it would, but you know how tape measures are. :rolleyes:

Getting ready to hit the road early next week, so rolled the grill out to the coach today for a trial fit and LadyDi helped me lift it in. It fit with literally 1/16” to spare! The back of the pellet hopper and the front of the Dirt Devil vacuum are that close. A piece of rubberized mesh shelf liner doubled over creates a zero-space snug fit. Everything else clears with ease. It is a bit of a weighty little beast at 80# but has enough grill space to do a full brisket plus, 7-8 steaks or a dozen burgers at one time.

So, the RT-340 makes the trip with us. Even have room behind the grill for a sack or two of pellets but that’s not a big deal as I can pick them up along the way, if needed.

The on-the-road pellet grilling and smoking adventure begins. I have used the RT-340 at the sticks n’ bricks and like the unit a lot. It is well designed and built, plus it maintains temperature within a couple of degrees of set point. Still working on getting the wifi connection set up, but Reqtec has a help line if I need it.

TJ
 
BBQ @ @TJ&LadyDi’s site!
 
Yahoo...it fits! The tape measure said it would, but you know how tape measures are. :rolleyes:

Getting ready to hit the road early next week, so rolled the grill out to the coach today for a trial fit and LadyDi helped me lift it in. It fit with literally 1/16” to spare! The back of the pellet hopper and the front of the Dirt Devil vacuum are that close. A piece of rubberized mesh shelf liner doubled over creates a zero-space snug fit. Everything else clears with ease. It is a bit of a weighty little beast at 80# but has enough grill space to do a full brisket plus, 7-8 steaks or a dozen burgers at one time.

So, the RT-340 makes the trip with us. Even have room behind the grill for a sack or two of pellets but that’s not a big deal as I can pick them up along the way, if needed.

The on-the-road pellet grilling and smoking adventure begins. I have used the RT-340 at the sticks n’ bricks and like the unit a lot. It is well designed and built, plus it maintains temperature within a couple of degrees of set point. Still working on getting the wifi connection set up, but Reqtec has a help line if I need it.

TJ
Go smoke-up some of that clean Montana air Tj. Sorry we won’t be there to share your beautiful spot this year.
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We will miss you folks! If you change your minds, the welcome mat is always out.

TJ
 
No pictures? Then it couldn't have happened. :unsure:
 
@Neal always needs pictures……not positive he can read. ??
 
I thought I had added “pictures.” Too busy today; must have gotten distracted. Feast your eyes.

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TJ
 
Any restrictions about using pellet grills at RV parks?

I went with a camp chef pursuit portable pellet grill, although I was on the verge of buying the Rec tec.

To be clear, I went with the Camp Chef because they gave me a $300 credit towards another grill after my second 24" grill had the paint start bubbling and peeling.. The first one (Woodwind Wifi 24") had the paint bubble, peel and barrel rusted within months of purchase. They gave me the choice of donating my grill to a fire department and getting a new one, or getting $200 off. I took the new grill. Within two months, the new one was bubbling, this time it was donate/new grill or $300. I chose the $300 credit and got the portable camp chef for $280, and I'll just have to strip down and repaint my 24" grill (and better than even chance the portable).

Buyer beware on the camp chef, they clearly have some issues with the paint curing or powder coating or whatever they are doing.
 

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