Coleman RoadTrip LXE Grill
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Coleman RoadTrip LXE Grill
Coleman RoadTrip LXE Grill is rated
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Fast and easy to set up and use, the Coleman RoadTrip LXE Grill is perfect for tailgating or entertaining at your campsite. This powerful propane grill boasts authentic, open-flame, drip-through grilling and 20,000 BTUs of total cooking power, and can also double as a camp stove. The two included porcelain-coated, cast iron cooking grates give you a family-sized 285 square inches of versatile, mix-and-match cooking surface. The Perfectflow control system provides consistent gas flow throughout the life of the propane cylinder for economy and efficiency. The RoadTrip LXE Grill features two fully adjustable, independently controlled stainless-steel burners; a removable grease drip pan; and Instastart matchless ignition at the push of a button. The durable, vitreous lid and painted steel case are easy to clean. The attached wheel stand with pull handle folds for storage and rolls easily for convenient transport. The fold-out side tables offer convenient space for placing utensils or loading up your serving plates. The grill operates using a 16.4-oz. propane cylinder or a 20-lb. tank with adapter hose (all sold separately). CSA certified. Dimensions: 32"L x 17"W x 33.5"H (open); 11"H (folded). 45"L with both side trays extended. Weight (with stand): 51.2 lbs. Three-year limited warranty.
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| BTU | 20,000 |
|---|---|
| Burner | Dual |
| Cooking Surface | 285 |
| Unit Weight | 49.20 lb |
| Brand | Coleman |
| MFG Part No. | 2000020937/9949-750C |
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Debi Walker from
Great Little Grill
We just got our grill a couple of weeks ago and it cooks great. It sets
up easily and is very easy to put up and down. The only problem that
we have with the grill is the lock on the lid. We folded the grill down
and was rolling it on the side walk and the lock came undone and the
grill plates fell out and landed on the side walk!! Maybe Coleman
needs to do a recall on the locks and fix them so the lids will stay
shut. Other than the lock problem, this is a great little grill. I also
ordered the grill cover to make it easy for carrying and storage in our
motor home. I am looking forward to many years of grilling with our
Road Trip. Happy Camping!!
Date published: 2008-06-17
Rated 5 out of
5
by
tom stanek from
after 2 years of use
we have had our grill for two years and I like it better each time I slide it out of the 5th wheel storeage the folks in our GOODSAMS chapter allso like it as they allways ask to use it . we just did the cooking at CAMPING WORLD for grilling days they had most of there grills set up to use . guess witch one we did our cookin on ? I will not trade it in for any other grill for camping it is easy to store in the 5th wheel for me . the ladys may ask for some help though to lift it in to the storage . but there is allways a good camper she can ask to lift it. I even use it at home sometimes ! GO GET ONE YOU WILL LOVE IT!!!!! Tom S.
Date published: 2007-05-22
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Bodie from
pretty good grill
Not a bad grill. Easy to use and store in my camper. Heat control is as fair as any other grill. The drip pan could be bigger. It doesn't hold all that much grease. Clean up could be a little eayser but not bad. All in all it is easy to use and lites every time and the small bottles work fine and last a while. I only gave it a 4 rating because of the small grease pan. Can cook enough food for 6 to 8 people and the griddle works great although it was extra cost. The overall cost of
the grill could be a little less for what it is. This is our first summer useing the grill so we will see how it holds up after a summer of grilling on it. But so far we are happy with it.
Date published: 2012-06-20
Rated 5 out of
5
by
rodney grizzle from
RoadTrip good all around grill
This is a good all around grill for camping. It folds up compact enough to be stored in the basement of a fifth wheel or motor home and is easily cleaned . It is also versitile because of the accessaries that are made for it . You can get the griddle for outdoor frying or the eye that can be used with a pot or pan . The griddle is especially good for things like bacon that smells up the inside of a camper .The only thing even slightly bad , is that it doesn't give the food as much of a smokey flavor as some grills . We would definitely recomend this grill to anyone that is camping or tailgating.
Date published: 2006-06-10
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Tom Holz from
Nice grill, easy to transport, steep learning curve.
The first time I used this grill the results were not good. The burners are round so all of
the heat (when not using the griddles) is in the very middle around the burner rings. The
second time it worked better. I spent a lot of time moving things around to get them to
cook evenly. Not a lot of ambient heat so things do not cook real good outside of the
Rings of fire. My wife also ordered the adapter so we could hook it directly to one of the
tanks on the trail. Overall I really like the grill, the portability and easy set-up / storage
make this a perfect grill for the camper. Make sure you get the adapter so you can hook
up to the big tanks and not have to haul the tiny tanks around.
Date published: 2013-11-20
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Pat Blanchard from
Great All Around Grill!
We purchased our grill a year ago with several additional pieces (griddle plates, cooktop plate, rolling cover, etc) and have fully enjoyed it! It never flames up while cooking and foods cook evenly. In this model, it is not necessary to put water in the bottom as it has a drain pan. It is easy to clean and stores nicely in the case. We use it when we tailgate at football games and Mardi Gras; we use it while camping as our primary cooking source. Steaks, burgers and hot dogs on the grill plates; fish, reubens, chicken wings, bacon and pancakes on the griddles, steamed veggies, barbecue sauce and coffee on the cooktop plate.
Date published: 2007-05-16
Rated 4 out of
5
by
George Christen from
think it time for a new grill
Well I bought this grill about 4 years ago. I found that it worked well and the ability to adjust either burner great. I found it easy to clean, but you have to stay on top of it. The grill sections due flake off and need to be replaced, mine lasted about 2 years. On mine I modified the lid so I could clean better. Over the last 2 years I have noticed that it is really rusty around the burners. And as I was cleaning it today the burner assembly has rusted through and the right hand burner is no longer attatched. So.... I decided its might be time for a new grill, this one has served me very well and always done its job.
I would reccommend this grill to anybody looking for a good grill. If taken care of Im sure it would last a good while.
Date published: 2011-02-28
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Flynfish from
Workhorse
I have owned this grill for several years. It has been through a lot. Winters outside, rolling around in back of truck, greasy burgers, and the marathon trip to an amusement park where it fed 57 people burgers for lunch. The silver pans around the burners rusted out, but I am sure it is due to the way it was used and abused. The grill always cooked consistent. I sear
on high both sides then turn to low to finish cooking thoroughly. There are times the stand and wheels are a little inconvenient, but as long as lid is locked and grill is clean, there never was a problem toting it around.
Date published: 2013-05-24
Where can I get a grill cover for this grill?
Coleman does not have a cover for this grill, but do offer a wheeled carry case which we have listed as <a href=https://www.campingworld.com/coleman-roadtrip-grill-wheeled-rolling-case>SKU#31184</a>.
Date published: 2019-03-08
Can pots and frying pans be used on top of grill plate?
The stove grate, <a href=https://www.campingworld.com/coleman-roadtrip-accessory-stove-grate>SKU#33281</a>, is recommended if you wish to use cookware on a Roadtrip series grill.
Date published: 2019-03-08
What size propane hose should be used for a 20lb propane tank
We have 5' propane hose(<a href=https://www.campingworld.com/mr-heater-5-propane-hose-assembly>SKU#30338</a>) and 12' propane hose(<a href=https://www.campingworld.com/12-propane-hose-assembly-with-acme-nut>SKU#30342</a>) available to attach a grill like the Roadtrip to a refillable propane tank.
Date published: 2019-03-08
Do the griddles that are in the pictures come with the grill?
Yes, the two grill plates are included with the grill. Half griddle plate (item 33279) and a full griddle (item 33280) are sold separately for this grill.
Date published: 2019-04-02
Do you carry a cover for this BBQ grill??
We do not have a cover like used on a traditional grill, but do have a wheeled carry case listed as <a href=https://www.campingworld.com/coleman-roadtrip-grill-wheeled-rolling-case>SKU#31184</a>.
Date published: 2019-03-08
What is the part number of the 5 or 20ft hose (mentioned below) to connect this grill to RV Propane system?
A bypass before the RV's onboard regulator has to be installed for connection of a portable LP gas appliance with an onboard regulator that uses throwaway bottles. SKU#30336 and #86432 are tees that can be used to do so. Propane hoses, SKU#24039 and #24038 allow connection from a Tee to an appliance that uses throwaway propane cylinder.
Date published: 2019-03-08
How well does it stand vertically for storage?
By its self, the grill can be stored upright at an angle with the handle resting on a solid surface. For a full vertical, the grill would have to be secured to keep it in place.
Date published: 2019-03-08
can you use large propane tank for this grill
Yes, a hose like <a href=https://www.campingworld.com/mr-heater-5-propane-hose-assembly>item# 30338</a> or <a href=https://www.campingworld.com/12-propane-hose-assembly-with-acme-nut>item# 30342</a> has to be used to connect from the portable grill disposable bottle threads to a standard DOT approved refillable tank with an OPD valve.
Date published: 2019-03-08