Newest member of my fleet: Go-Anywhere Gas

[Chris Allingham]

Gonna do some traveling with this little guy! I'll have to dig through past posts to see if anyone's got some tips or mods I need to consider.

Interestingly, the LBxxxxxxx serial number indicates this grill was manufactured in 2021 (box says assembled 6/29/21) and has been sitting around in inventory somewhere for over a year and a half.

It's kind of full-circle for me...the first grill I bought just out of college was a Weber Go-Anywhere charcoal grill.

 

[Brenda T]

And the pendulum swings back...
I love it.

 

[Kevin L (NKY)]

When traveling we use ours as we like rest stop cooking and over night stays at RV parks to most restaurants.simple food is always good. And this little guy is a great cooker. We have this and a Jumbo Joe. They both have there place or together.

 

[Chris Allingham]

First mod: An rcplanebuyer stainless steel Flavorizer bar.
Second mod: A DELSbbq stainless steel cooking grate.

Accessory: SAMDEW portable grill carrying bag.

 

[MikeLucky]

First mod: An rcplanebuyer stainless steel Flavorizer bar.
Second mod: A DELSbbq stainless steel cooking grate.

Accessory: SAMDEW portable grill carrying bag.

I have all 3 for my GA Gas. The flavorizor bar and new grate work way better than the plate style grate they have on the new ones (still carry it in the grill just because I don't want to get rid of it lol). And, the bag is fantastic. I also, of course, got the famous Zavod handles.

 

[Rich Dahl]

Barb and I had one for many years it was our cooking companion to our two motor homes. Your mods sound perfect, the cooking grate that comes with it leaves lot to be desired.

 

[Jon Tofte]

I like the stainless inside improvements for practical purposes and the wood handles for style! Those look really nice, Mike. I also like the ones that say Weber "The One, The Only"

 

[MichaelLC]

Really like mine: https://tvwbb.com/threads/camp-cooking-last-week.95384/ . Flavorizer and SS grate so much better than OEM, now need to get those wood handles, MikeLucky!

Cooked 12 burgers, 3 steaks, and a couple of dogs at camp, then grilled chicken back home over The 4th since it needed a cleaning anyway. Great little grill.