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Thank you. Zion has my heart.

Thank you. I wish we had remodeled it more like what you did as far as the roof. I was concerned about it withstanding highway speeds and high winds when popped up. It ended up being too heavy although very substantial. It was in extremely bad condition when we adopted it. So much was hidden until we were able to get into it. Yours looks awesome 😎

Yes because it’s a small enough cooking surface that it heats the entirety of it up very nicely. If you have a small family this would be ideal. If however, you have a larger family or like to entertain it would be too small. We found that we didn’t care for the grill box at all and have since removed it. I now is that burner to cook woks or extra pans on. It also works great to lay a larger cutting board on to use as a counter area. After all this time I really enjoy this model.

@@Chasingthesun2019 I appreciate the quick response. We are a family of 4. The only thing we use the grates for currently is chicken and baked potatoes. Everything else I cook is put in a cast iron pan, so the burner is nice. What was it about the grill box you didn’t like if I may ask?

@@saddad6601 they were hard to clean and didn’t seem to heat well even in high. Also it was just easier to transport on our camping trips without it. We’re currently on a lengthy trip to Alaska and even now we didn’t bring the box. I had a big square cake pan that my son added a knob to in the bottom and it works great to use on the flattop. It covers the entire surface and I can use it to cover foods while cooking or just for storage.

@@Chasingthesun2019 love it, thank you!

Absolutely!! When it’s not traveling with us it’s set up on the patio. Even to this day we seriously enjoy this unit.

@@Chasingthesun2019 thanks for the response

They were vegetarian burgers so not a normal looking burger lol

The burner for the griddle on the right is “H” shaped burner while the one on the left is a typical round gas burner. So what we’ve been doing is using the round left burner as skillet or pot side and man it sure comes in handy. We also set the cutting board there for an extra counter space if needed. It’s been a game changer in the different ways we’ve used it for versatility with this model of Blackstone. If I had to change anything about this model it would be the size of griddle. Sometimes it could be a few inches bigger.

We have actually enjoyed ours. We too the grill box off and use the extra burner for pans or woks n such or even a staging area with the cutting board on it.

Camp Chef all the way.

I am surprised you feel this way. We've had ours almost 4 years. It's been really good to have when camping, and it's easy to make biscuits in the cook box. I don't understand why people hate on this. We make stir-fry, and cook our steak on the rack. It is a bit cumbersome, but we cook so much on it. Talk about fixing some amazing pancakes, bacon, and eggs!

@@emtbasicsit wouldn’t get hot enough, especially if there was a hint of a breeze. The legs don’t stay folded so it’s a pain to carry, and the grill is amazingly unbalanced in terms of where the heat is distributed. A latch fell off the grill, and the flat top was of poor quality so it was rough and didn’t get smooth after seasoning. Blackstone wouldn’t even consider helping me out, so I just shit on them everywhere I can.

@@natehastings5776 well, I guess I can understand where you get the hate from, especially if Blackstone wouldn't help you out. I've never had any of these problems you've mentioned. When I purchased this, the box was dented, and the thermometer was not working. I called into Blackstone, and they sent me a new lid and thermometer within a few days.

Too funny is that good or bad

We enjoy these bikes tremendously. We haven’t been able to ride them as much as we wanted to due to busy schedules but we plan on taking them on an extended trip this summer. We fill they’re definitely worth their money.

@@Chasingthesun2019Awsome that is good to hear looks fun thanks for the reply hope you guy’s get to enjoy them again soon. i know i can’t wait to finally get out & ride 🚲 😎.

Yes it is. I’m constantly amazed.

Not right off hand. We basically just cut them the same length as the one original we had left. But the bottom or foundation arms we found that we should’ve cut about six inches longer to compensate for the lack spring tracks that were ripped out and discarded. Does that make sense lol

It does! Thank you! I’ve been searching and I’m so glad I stumbled upon this. We’ve been having issues with our Jayco since we got and and at this point we want something simple. Do you have a video of how you open it?

@@almagile9768 they say we made one but I’d have to search it up. Basically we do it in stages with one corner at time and cotter pins to lock them in. It can get a suction on it at the beginning so you may need to use a lift board at get it started. We’re out of town on a trip at the moment but we can get videoed when we get home.

We’ve since discovered that the legs just slide up into the first sections which makes it so much easier. We love this unit and have done so much with it. I think we went with Blackstone because we discovered it first before Camp Chef.

The bag comes with it so no need to order it separately.

Thank you so much. We’re still learning.

@@Chasingthesun2019 you welcome and I think those legs will slide up in the folding part...enjoy.... I have the 22 in with hood and stand,...

We are enjoying her to the max. Stay tuned for the next installment.

HC Bassin exciting

HC Bassin yes she has. In a short time too

frod5943 yes we discovered that as we practiced with it more. Will be updating the vid soon with new info. Thank you for sharing.

Joe Joes thank you so very much for the positive feedback. We trying to reach a happy medium between informational/educational and yet make it fun too. But, it’s a learning process 🤗

Thank you we work hard on the videos

Thank you, it's a learning process for sure,

Electricinsanitysword thank you. We’re working on it.