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Question: One reviewer stated that the grill bent over the open flame.  What is the warranty if this happens?  An open flame is usefull for pre-cleaning!
Document: Not that easy to set up.Manual isn't helpful. Just few pictures.Came with the wrong size screw that has to hold the chain.I used it above open flame and the grill bended all around. Can't even place a pot on it anymore.I would not recommend this product.
I see a number of different versions of this and find this one to be a great combination of stable and mobile. It is quite stable for cooking over the open fire. It also breaks down rather easily for storage. There are certainly more heavy-duty ones that might handle several big pots (that would be a stretch on this one) but those won't break down easily. (The ones I've seen that were stronger were all home-made units.)
I love to cook over an open fire when camping, but don't really want to get into the whole campfire cowboy cooking thing buying cast iron Dutch ovens, digging holes, and covering the pots with coals, etc. So this tri-pod is a nice way to enjoy campfire cooking above the fire. It's pretty easy to set up and use, and stores away nicely. Being adjustable is a must and this one can be adjusted.
I've done meats and veggies rather easily on it and even a couple of cast iron skillets side by side. I found two skillets were about as much as I could balance on it without losing it.I will say that one of the screws was too short to work (noted by other reviewers) though it did not slow me down. It was the one for the pulley (roller) and I just slid a piece of bendable metal through it (cut up a hanger) and bent the ends.
I have looked awhile for a tri-pod I thought would be worth buying and this one fit the bill at a decent price.
Grill looks great and set-up instructions were nice and clear. I was however missing several of the required Nuts & Bolts to assemble the top attachment and pulley. Not a huge issue for me as I found what I needed in my own supply.Shipping & Packaging appeared to be intact so I have to think this was a packaging error at the factory? Anyone else have a similar experience?
This grill is a very sturdy grill. I put it together in minutes with only a screwdriver and a pair of pliers. I really like the fact that it is height adjustable using the chain and that it has the lip around the edge of the grill to prevent hot dogs etc. from rolling off while cooking. It came with a canvas carrying case which was a nice plus. I would definitely buy this grill again, but it's so sturdy I doubt that I'll have to replace it anytime soon.
Hard to find grill with such a large cooking surface (20" +) diameter grilling surface & has a ridge around the edge so hotdogs etc don't roll off. VERY STURDY, never had any issues with the legs and could move it around whenever we wanted and it was never a problem. All other grills I've seen end up collapsing etc. Nice carrying bag that fits the grill easily. Was able to leave the top tripod part assembled for quicker assembly in the future. Love it.
The legs stay fairly cool at least for the size of fire pit I use it on. It moves so easily that there is no reason to leave it over the fire until you coals are ready.Even with the hardware snafu I am very pleased with it all in all.
I've now owned this tripod for three years and it is an absolute must for all our camping trips. Easy to assemble and take down and extremely easy to use for over the fire cooking! Clean up is a pain after cooking with it for several days, but definitely worth the effort.
Answer: yes