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iv'e made a couple of these in the past so my brother asked for one for the family farm... i guess the neat thing is you can remove the griddle and use the burners to fry fish... turkeys are whatever you want too
the cart rolls around easy and has a place for the propane bottle underneath... also has a small shelf on one end
the griddle is 3/8 thick white metal sandblasted with handles on it... the grease trough is 1-1/4 inch thick angle iron... i have modified many griddles for blackstone owners... you will never have a grease issue with this setup.... and being 3/8 thick although i'm using round burners it works perfectly
i own a blackstone and love it but the griddle has flaws in the way it was setup as far as the grease trough was concerned.... i could not ever compete with them and do not desire to,,,, this setup is quite a bit more.... but it is a win win for us because of it versatility..... Im sure some bream or bass out of the farm lake will see this setup soon
the cart rolls around easy and has a place for the propane bottle underneath... also has a small shelf on one end
the griddle is 3/8 thick white metal sandblasted with handles on it... the grease trough is 1-1/4 inch thick angle iron... i have modified many griddles for blackstone owners... you will never have a grease issue with this setup.... and being 3/8 thick although i'm using round burners it works perfectly
i own a blackstone and love it but the griddle has flaws in the way it was setup as far as the grease trough was concerned.... i could not ever compete with them and do not desire to,,,, this setup is quite a bit more.... but it is a win win for us because of it versatility..... Im sure some bream or bass out of the farm lake will see this setup soon
