Great Job, I have used a 17" Blackstone griddle with my Lance trailer for some time. I use the Blackstone stand as my trailer is not large enough for the outdoor kitchen. You really will get a lot of use out of that griddle as they really work well for a lot of different styles of cooking. Enjoy!

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and commenting, CC.

James from PHENIX CITY,AL. I also own the same size Blackstone. Great griddle. I really appreciate your direct approach to talking about what your doing. There are way too many youtubers who really love to hear their selves talk. I lose interest long before they actually start whatever project their working on. Keep up the good work.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, James. Yeah, my wife and I aren't interested in "talking heads" either. I appreciate the compliment. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Nice little project , i enjoyed watching the install .

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Northlander, thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

That worked out pretty good. Great Idea! Thank you for sharing.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the compliment. I appreciate you watching and commenting. Coming tonight or tomorrow... Adding scissor jacks for more stability.

Great job on the conversion.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I appreciate the compliment.

Hi Steve, Great job. Enjoyed watching.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it. Sorry I looked so bad. It was in the 90s that day

Wonderful video and solution. Loved it!

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Dan, thanks for the compliment! Thanks for watching and commenting.

Outstanding video. I want this fellow as my neighbor.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Dan! If you need a home base, I'm in real estate. You can actually be my neighbor! Thanks for watching and commenting.

Nicely done!

@RVSite2Sight

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! We're going to be using it pretty much every day pretty soon. We are taking a trip to PA Amish country. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Great job. Looks awesome. Great grilling.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, MarcusTony, I appreciate you watching and commenting.

Nice job on install & instructions to install. I only wish I had an outdoor kitchen.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! The outdoor kitchen is one of the reasons I bought this model.

Looks Great! Now I know the next project for my Imagine 2670MK.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Actually, that's what I like about RVing... there's always another project. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Really nice modification! I replaced my gas cooktop with an electric induction burner. I also carry a Blackstone 22” adventure ready griddle kit and chargriller Akorn jr. 15” charcoal grill. On occasion I bring my recteq trailblazer pellet grill. I do all of the cooking outside except for coffee. We will use our convection microwave from time to time.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

You have a much bigger rig than me. Before the recession, I had a 39' Fleetwood Providence motorhome. That thing had tons of storgae. That was in 2006, and we spent weeks traveling the country. I wish KZread existed then!

Good job ! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

@RVSite2Sight

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks again, George.

You’re doing a great job handling your tools, coming from a 37 year carpenter!

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

Looks simple enough good video 👍🏼👍🏼

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Taco. I'm working on an update right now.... temperature readings, etch. Thanks for watching and commenting.

You will enjoy it.I bought the black stone 36" a month ago.My family enjoys it.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, I have a 22" at home. That's why I installed this one on my RV. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Nice job! We love our outdoor stove, just got a cast iron pot with griddle lid that fits PERFECTLY over both burners. 👍🏼

@RVSite2Sight

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds great! Do you mind sending a photo of it to rvsite2sight@gmail.com? Thanks for watching and commenting.

@AdventuresinPopUps

2 жыл бұрын

@@RVSite2Sight just sent!

We have the same 2-burner stove on our brand new GD Transcend. 1st use of outdoor kitchen, my Lodge griddle was NOT over the knobs, yet both knobs melted down, as you predict (of course before I saw your video). Coleman was always bright enough to put the knobs on the front panel of their stoves. Blackstones are great; we have the 4-burner version on our home patio and it gets a good workout. Well done on your project outcome, and on showing how you think your way to that outcome.

@RVSite2Sight

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Grant. Yes, as soon as I saw the knobs on top, I knew there was going to be a problem. My Blackstone Griddle conversion has worked very well. I have the two burner Blackstone at home. My son has the BIG one... it is great! Thanks for watching and commenting.

I love the ingenuity. Just like on the blackstone folding table you could have put holes where the rubber legs go and your grill would have stayed right in place. Nice work though.

@RVSite2Sight

Жыл бұрын

I thought about doing that, but I wanted airflow under the Blackstone. Thanks for watching and commenting.

When traveling with the griddle upside down, you need to cover the rivets as they will rub and wear out and mess up the griddle surface....👍

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Good idea, Johnny5's Vids. Thanks for the comment.

Great improvement!

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Brian. I improve it further by adding a heat shield in this video. kzread.info/dash/bejne/eICAmK2QppaZYKg.html. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I love my Blackstone!!

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Me too! Thanks for watching and commenting.

nice job!

@RVSite2Sight

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Chad. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Nice install video. I'm planning on doing something very similar.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Tom. Let me know how it goes.

thanks for sharing

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Love this project. I think I might have to do this to my 297! Would love to see what you do for the heat shield.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment. Actually, I thought about wrapping a 24"x24" piece of cardboard with heavy aluminum foil, and just set it behind the griddle when I am cooking. I would simply store it beside the little refrigerator. My wife and I are heading out for a few days in about a week. I'll give it a try.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hi GoinOutdoors. I have decided to buy this sheet (amzn.to/3gBLfPM), and apply it to a thin sheet of plywood or aluminum. It is good for up to 2000 degrees. I can then store it beside the little refrigerator.

I have a 36 inch Blackstone at home and am thinking of buying a 22 inch model to rv with. I don't have the slide out, but will travel with it as a lose item. I noticed that the height in which your slide sits, the griddle would be uncomfortably high. But you are making the best use of that space for your grill.

@RVSite2Sight

Жыл бұрын

Carl, you are right... it is uncomfortably high. I have the red chocks, and it seems that everywhere I go, the passenger side is the one that needs to be raised, making the griddle even higher. I usually use a little folding stool to stand on. However, the griddle does a spectacular job of cooking, and that's why I don't mind the inconveniences. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Love the channel name, We are a new sub!

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

Great video. The class A we are looking at has a useless outdoor kitchen! Will have the see what we can do!

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

You can do it! Thanks for watching, subscribing and commenting!

I have a Blackstone griddle in my kitchen. I love it. I get teased by friends.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Tiny Bigbus. I replied, but somehow it failed to post. Sure, using the Blackstone inside is no different technically than having a big skillet on stove burner. I like someone who thinks outside the box... and , obviously you do! Thanks for watching and commenting. If you haven't already, I would appreciate it if you would subscribe.

@tinybigbus1873

3 жыл бұрын

@@RVSite2Sight Subscribed. Many would say that is one of my problems. I always think outside the box. Square peg, round hole. I have a school bus that I am turning into a camper, besides the Blackstone, I am installing a three burner CampChef in the bus.

I’m with everyone else. The stove top is unhandy. A regular size skillet won’t fit over a burner with the windscreen in place. And forget about trying to use both burners at the same time. Maybe boil water in a teacup size pot. But mine has a shelf on top that is near and dear to my heart and I don’t want to shorten it. Still plan on getting a griddle just to set on a table. Maybe I’ll use the old one for a table unless someone knows of a single burner replacement.

@RVSite2Sight

2 жыл бұрын

Hi John, I looked and couldn't find one. Maybe someone will find one and comment. Thanks for watching and commenting!

I have a two piece bag and cover for my 17" Blackstone. I find that when flipping the griddle for storage, I need the cover on to keep the base clean. There's always some minor amount of oil on the griddle.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Lee, I have a 22" Blackstone on my deck. I bought the Blackstone cover for it, and I flip the griddle upside down like you do. However my cover stuck to the griddle and started coming apart when I tried to remove it. I finally decided that a little rust on the bottom will not be too bad. Thanks for watching and commenting.

i suggest a screen or tinfoil lid when you are using it. it will pop and squirt liquids everywhere even with the lightest of hands. oil has a way of seeping everywhere, it carries in the air, little drops turn into a sticky dirt and grime collecting sheen on top of everything within air shot. honestly, coming from the fast burger and diner industry, i would not suggest it. grease and oil are gonna be a real issue for that. make it a pop out and off with legs that pop out. that way you can move it away from the rig.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hi ZelosZelo, thanks for commenting. No doubt, they are greasy. I have 2 of the Blackstones. On the video I did about two or three weeks ago (Blackstone Griddlin'), I show how I make a heat and grease shield to cut down on the splatter. I also wash my RV regularly with Greased Lightning degreaser and cleaner. It works very well.

You made a very cool video

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

You're cool for saying that! I appreciate you watching the video and commenting.

@brownsrvlifecampground9322

3 жыл бұрын

@@RVSite2SightYou are truly welcome 😊

My 22 in builds up a lot of heat underneath, be careful on long burns.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Todd, thanks for the information. I usually don't cook for long periods of time, but I will keep this in mind.

That slide needs a bit of stability when out, kinda wobbly. Great project.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Daniel, yes, I agree. It's the slide that came with the cooktop. In a later video, I'm going to beef it up with a stronger slide (100 pound capacity, and add another slide under the griddle so I can extend it out another 12 inches or so. However, I used it again this weekend and it did great. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Genius!

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

My momma has always told me that, but my wife disagrees. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Liked, subbed and turned on notifications too by the way

@RVSite2Sight

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, John. The griddle is great! Thanks for watching and commenting!

You can get adapter for grill to hook it straight to the camper line I bought for that reason no more bottle gas hanging

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Chris, yes I have that adapter too. I just wanted the grill on the picnic table that day. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Nice job, would be interested in knowing of any issues with the grease pan tucked back in there while grilling.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

I have had no issues. I have to pull the unit out a little farther, but it works fine. The new Blackstones have the tray on the front.

new sub here. :) did you consider a lightweight bungee cord to keep the griddle from bouncing while in transit? having the base screwed down is good, but does the griddle bounce any at all?

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Jason, thanks for subscribing and commenting. The griddle actually stays in place very well. I just felt better with it being screwed down just in case the door flew open. This is my eighth rv, and believe me, I have seen everything... either with me or someone else.

Personal preference, but I am with you about grill'in eggs and bacon on a griddle. My cookstove on my TT has never been used. I don't like cooking that close to my travel trailer. Bad things can happen. I am thinking like you, take out the stove and make that area a storage area, My cookstove has the outdoor shower connection also, so that too has never been used. I have another outdoor connection on the main water input. So this will be a good little storage for my tools. Perfect to free up my toolbox that is taking up space on the other storage under the dinette area.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hi William, my wife and I do not like indoor cooking either (unless it is in the microwave). However, on all but 2 on my 8 RVs over the years, we have always enjoyed our outdoor cook center. Thanks for watching and commenting.

You did a great job. I wish you could do mine. Lol

@RVSite2Sight

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Carter. It's really not that hard. Just watch the video, do it step-by-step. Or, a handy friend can do it for you. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Do you have to pull the top off to empty the grease catch. Never mind I read more comments and got my answer. Thanks

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Keith. It depends on your situation. One of the problems I have is the little shelf slides do not come out far enough without releasing the little "catches" on the sides of the rails. On mine, I release them so I can pull the shelf out just a little more. When I do that, yes, I can remove the grease cup without taking the top (griddle) off the base. I am trying to find drawer slide rails with four sections instead of three, so I can pull the shelf out farther. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Now that you have withing a doubt used this to cook on, how much heat is generated and transferred to the wood surfaces. Do you have enough room to move the panel up to be able to provide additional cooling space? Or build a more robust metal safety wall? That panel above looks like it may catch fire easily.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Gary, at the end of the video I refer to another video which I made the shield to reflect the heat. It serves two purposes... as a heat shield, and as a grease shield. Here's a link to that video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/eICAmK2QppaZYKg.html

If you drill holes in the wood where the legs are on the grill that will allow you to push your grill back into its storage area without flipping the griddle over and it would make the griddle safer because it would not be able to move that way, although the way you have it screwed down it’s safe enough but if you could just lower it down a little you wouldn’t have to flip the griddle over just leave it in the ready position

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Monnie. Since the griddle does have a little heat on the bottom. I was afraid to do that. However, after looking at the situation, I think I might have enough room to cut the opening bigger and leave the griddle upright. Thanks for watching and commenting.

really should have the feet on a metal shelf -- even some holes to stabile the feet.. it seems high for comfy griddling and very close to side of the trailer -- they make a nice hood-lid for these griddles

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Steven, on a later video (Blackstone Griddlin') I make shield rated at 2000 degrees to direct the heat away from the griddle. I considered the hood, but I was concerned about the heat coming out from under the griddle pan. After leaving the griddle on for about an hour, the wall behind my shield was cool, and the wood shelf under the griddle base was only slightly warm. I screwed the griddle base to the plywood shelf (in this video), so it doesn't move at all. I am currently looking for shelf slides that are beefier and longer to replace the flimsy ones that came on the RV. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Can you tell me what the measurements are of the griddle base without the griddle on. I've looked all over and can't find them. I have limited space to install, thanx for your help...

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hi John, I would like to help, but my RV is in storage right now. Perhaps someone else can help. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Are you going to use a bulk propane hose or the green, disposable propane cans?

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

In the "Blackstone Griddlin'" video (couple weeks ago), I show how I made the heat deflector, and also hooked up an adapter to connect a hose to the LP connector.amzn.to/2RsOZbQ Thanks for watching and commenting!

Nice video, but may I suggest that you find your way over to Rockler.com and purchase a drawer slide that is both substantial and geared for the weight of the blackstone to begin with. You will be hands down more happy with your install. The stuff used by many trailer builders is just plain worthless. They even make triples that will completely alleviate your fire hazard situation when cooking. Get that baby out away from the combustibles.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

jonny0004, I agree. In fact, if I remember correctly, I think I discussed how I need to improve it in a later video. I have been looking for a triple slide. Please reply with a link if you know where I can find one. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I think you need to secure the drawer so that it can't slide out and engage the knob for the propane. Maybe just a simple hole drilled in the top to drop a pin through to ensure that it can't slide. Just a suggestion, but a great project none the less.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Roy, yes, that was a concern of mine, so although it is not in the video, I added a peg in front of the shelf that keeps that from happening. However, I never leave the unit hooked up to the gas line. The reason I wanted it secure was to prevent the knob getting damaged. Thanks for watching and subscribing.

@theodorehyatt1782

3 жыл бұрын

The gas wouldn't be connected when it's stowed away using the one gallon tank not enough room unless he hooks up to 20gal on board even then not enough room

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

@@theodorehyatt1782 Yes, I only hook up the quick connect line under my RV when I am cooking. Once I'm done, I disconnect before I stow it away. Also, as a 50 year veteran of camping (I'm 72 years old), I never leave the griddle or grill unattended, and always have a fire extinguisher handy. Grease fires are always possible.

Grease spatter will be a big issue when cooking.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Glen, thanks for the comment. On a later video (Blackstone Griddlin') I made a heat resistant splatter shield to protect the RV in that area. Works great!

I would be concerned about the heat pouring out between the burner and the bottom of the grill on the back that will be a lot of heat being thrown off back there. If the was a way to have an additional slide to pull out in conjunction with the original you could extend it thus giving you far more space for the Heat to dissipate more freely from the back you could lay the additional slides on their sides on the slide you have already even if they slid out only six inches more would be a great help to allow circulation of air keep the area behind the griddle cooler. If the slides need a half inch clearance being on their sides under the addition plywood add and use a half inch piece of plywood you would need only one inch more than the clearance you have now. And I believe based upon your height measurements it would be possible to do this easily enough.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Rick, in this video, I mentioned I would be adding a heat shield, which I did in the video "Blackstone Griddlin'." I am working on a video now, updating by answering some of the almost 100 comments. Thanks for watching and commenting... and stay tuned!

Did you have any issues with heat damaging the cabinets behind the griddle?. I melted the gel-coat on my trailer from it sitting that close to the wall.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Don. I installed a heat shield. (See a later video) Also, I plan on redoing the installation, and using a triple track slide so I can extend it more. Stay tuned for that video. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I have a Reflection 320MKS which has the same grill installed. The first time I used it I melted the knobs. I carry a 22’ Blackstone with us but it’s heavy and difficult to store and move around. I will probably buy a 17 and do this. Thanks for the video! PS: Have you had any issues with heat radiating into and damaging the cabinet?

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Captain Skippy, on my video on Cedar Point Recreation Area, I show how I made my heat shield. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@EasyE20210

2 жыл бұрын

When you say you had the same grill installed, do you mean the two-burner cooktop or the Blackstone?

@captainskippy6622

2 жыл бұрын

@@EasyE20210 the two burner. For such a wonderful RV the grill is junk

When you are using it do you find thr heat is an issue. Below the unit and around it?

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Matthew, while I was grilling the burgers, I felt behind the screen and under the shelf holding the griddle. Behind the screen was cool (considering it was 90 that day), and the shelf was only slightly warm. I don't know how it would do if one kept it on for several hours. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Extended rollers will do the job

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Ray, I'm looking into that. I'm also trying to figure a way to lower it when it is extended out. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Just Subadubdubed! Because this reminds me of all the people that I learned from growing up, on doing your own Handyman work to save money and also as a way to make extra money! My only thought was,no offense to you but the slides looked cheap, so I was wondering if it would hold the weight of the Grill. I want to get one myself in the future because nothing is better than cooking outside, whether camping or not! Thanks for the Video.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Richard! My wife calls me her "McGiver." I grew up poor on a farm in WV, and we had to fix everything ourselves. I agree with you, and aI mentioned it in a comment to another subscriber, that the slides are very lightweight, and I am planning to remove the whole thing, and replace the slides with heavier duty and longer ones. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Nice. Its too bad the RV MFG didn't see the need to put a better cook unit in to begin with.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hi John, I love my Grand Design Reflection 297rsts, but I think they dropped the ball on the cooktop too. Thanks for watching and commenting.

He may find this is mess waiting to happen, and heat cannot be sufficiently controlled. He might try hanging welder's cloth behind the unit when cooking, to protect his rig from heat.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Sarah, in one of my later videos, I show how I made a heat shield which also serves to protect the RV from grease splatter. I checked the temperature behind the screen, and it was cool (as cool as it could be on a 90 degree day). Also, I checked the heat under the griddle, and it was only slightly warm. Thanks for your concern, and thanks for watching and commenting. BTW, here's the link where I made the heat shield: kzread.info/dash/bejne/eICAmK2QppaZYKg.html

Thank you for the video, I have the same cook stove and I am going to remove it . It's junk .

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

It's really not that difficult to change it to the Blackstone. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Why didn't you just cut hole taller so you can leave grill top right side up looks like another 2" off the top? It's a great idea, I wouldn't want it there but I wouldn't have wanted the stove top there either

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Theodore, I have limited space in that area. The shelf slide actually goes in under the oven in the RV. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Theodore, today I measured to see if your idea would work. However, the oven is 1/ 2" too low. See... I considered your idea.

Why not store it in another place and put it on a table when you use it. Then you have the 2 burners outside for other things...... ps I think you can get a hard cover for it now too.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Wayne. I just didn't like the burners. As I mentioned in the video, I like a griddle, and the way my Reflection 297 is designed, if I sat a griddle on top of the 2 burners, the heat would melt the knobs. Thanks for watching and commenting.

What did I do without this for so long?2 pieces of French Toast at a time ?20 minutes for 10 pancakes ?NO MOREthis griddle is awesomeTook some time to season before first use kzread.infoUgkxHM5jmQoi4dbb0hoWSBs9hPhSwXUbGVG_ did brunch and hibachi dinner on Mother’s Day and it worked like a charmSturdy, well built and heats up quick. burners2-4 were a little stubborn but then lit up.Great addition to my patio.Bought the cover and it’s great, also bought the accessories kit - scraper is good but the spatulas are flimsy to be honest that’s my only negative.

@RVSite2Sight

7 ай бұрын

I know. I love my Blackstones... both at home and on my RV. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Just saying why would you get a outside unit if your gonna tear it out and replace it in the first place. Get one without and build your own save the money for something else.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

I like tinkering! Always have. I like tearing stuff up and rebuilding. The good thing about RVing, it's never boring. If you're a street rodder, you should know what I mean. When I was 17 (back in '65), I had a 55 chevy with a 327, 2 four barrels, a four speed Hurst shifter, and lake pipes. I took out the bench seat and replaced it with 2 bucket seats from a Plymouth Fury. See, my life is not boring. Sometimes you just do stuff because it's fun. I just thought you deserved a long answer. Have fun, and thanks for watching and commenting.

Looks like came from the factory.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Wow! I really appreciate that compliment. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Late breaking news. Motor home burns down on interstate 4 no injury's where reported.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, happens a lot. That's the reason I added a heat shield in my "Blackstone Griddlin" video. Thanks for watching and commenting.

All the money you pay for that vehicle and they give you a useless piece of crap that can only cook jiffy pop popcorn.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

That is the truth! Also, I have another gripe with the unit, and I am getting ready to cover that in an upcoming video. i am filming part of it today. Now, don't get me wrong - I love my Grand Design Reflection 297rsts. However, there is no such thing as a "perfect" RV. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Perfect. Great idea! Awesome channel. Subbed. Visit our channel. Much appreciated.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! Subscribed to your channel.

Outside kitchens are a joke.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

I don't mean to be rude, but that's your opinion, Lone Ranger. Others including myself love it. In fact, over 20,000 people have watched this video in the past few days., and 880 of them have taken the time to give it a thumbs up. I wish you the best success and happiness in this life, because as #rvoddcouple says, "BLISS - Because Life Is So Short." I just did the funeral for my brother-in-law last week - same age as me. I try to make every single day count, and try to brighten the day of everyone's path I cross.

@HioSSilver1999

3 жыл бұрын

@@RVSite2Sight i wasn't being rude either. I stated a fact. These outside kitchens only add weight and expense. I have a outside kitchen myself. It's call a grill and a cooler. The grill keeps the mess off my camper and the cooler keeps the drinks colder. Sorry to hear about your brother in law.

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

@@HioSSilver1999 Thank you for replying back. Yeah, my brother in law and I were good friends. This is actually my 8th RV (I've been around a long time), and I probably would've kept the griddle as a stand-along like my Coleman grill, but the cooktop that came with the unit really was useless. Sorry for the previous rant, but it's been a tough week.

Great job!

@RVSite2Sight

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I love my Blackstone!