I’ve been using exactly the same set up on my van, but I’ve just read on the label on my Weber that it should not be operated within 610mm of the side and back. Just wondering if you’ve checked that out, as I may have to consider removing it from my slide out and putting it on a separate stand. I really don’t want to do that if it can be avoided, as the slide out was quite expensive, but I don’t want to jeopardise my insurance either. Any input is appreciated
@@DASHOffRoad it’s okay. I rang Weber today and the person I spoke to wasn’t even aware of the warning. She checked and assured me that the dimensions related more to a Weber that was enclosed and also that the aluminium exterior of the van wouldn’t be considered combustible. I’ve had to put a Weber flame safeguard on though. In Queensland if your BBQ is connected to the van by bayonet or a slide-out you have to fit one or alternately have the Weber separated from the van and hooked up to another gas bottle. The laws don’t apply to 1st generation Webers, but they do to 2nd and 3rd gen.
What if I told you I could make you a slide out that you don't need to remove the lid and still have it slide out ?
Would be awesome if Jayco made one of those lockers tall enough to fit a Weber Q of equivalent without having to remove the lid
I can't believe how much my Weber and slide need a clean after watching this 🙀🙀🙀 so embarrassed! Next job, pressure clean!
DASH OffRoad
Was just gonna say that 😂😂😂 Yeah next vid should definitely be "How to quickly clean your Weber" 😂
I’ve been using exactly the same set up on my van, but I’ve just read on the label on my Weber that it should not be operated within 610mm of the side and back. Just wondering if you’ve checked that out, as I may have to consider removing it from my slide out and putting it on a separate stand. I really don’t want to do that if it can be avoided, as the slide out was quite expensive, but I don’t want to jeopardise my insurance either. Any input is appreciated
I didn’t read that bit 🤷♂️
@@DASHOffRoad it’s okay. I rang Weber today and the person I spoke to wasn’t even aware of the warning. She checked and assured me that the dimensions related more to a Weber that was enclosed and also that the aluminium exterior of the van wouldn’t be considered combustible. I’ve had to put a Weber flame safeguard on though. In Queensland if your BBQ is connected to the van by bayonet or a slide-out you have to fit one or alternately have the Weber separated from the van and hooked up to another gas bottle. The laws don’t apply to 1st generation Webers, but they do to 2nd and 3rd gen.
What size is the opening of the bootlocker ive got a starcraft on order and I'm wondering if an arb slide out kitchen would fit
me too. Did the slide out kitchen fit?
hey mate - what sort of screws did you use?
Can’t remember exactly. I think the were 30mm self tapping wood screws
@@DASHOffRoad Done ! here is my effort - thanks a heap ! ua-cam.com/video/cxxZ0Req9lI/v-deo.html