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    BBQ Table

    I take a Jumbo Joe in my camper. I am looking for a portable table to set it on, perhaps even lock the legs in. I see Weber used to sell one but now discontinued. Anyone have a good suggestion?
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    I thought about those foldable outdoor end tables with diamond shaped holes. If they are large enough you can secure the Jumbo Joe to the table with zip ties.

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      This is the one I use for my JJ: Amazon.com: Cuisinart CFGS-222 Take Along Grill Stand : Patio, Lawn & Garden

      On sale right now on Amazon. There is an optional tote bag for it. It folds up flat for storage.
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        klflowers - I'm thinking he is an expert
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          tbob4 I am not an expert in anything, I have lots of people that will attest to that. But SierraBBQGuy, I have these
          Compact Camp Table 20™
          https://www.gcioutdoor.com/everyday-tables/compact-camp-table-20/#pid=4
          Our Compact Camp Table 20 is the most hassle-free design among all folding camp tables. It can hold up to 60 lbs, ideal for fishing, camping.


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          https://www.gcioutdoor.com/tables/slim-fold-cook-station/


          I put a Traeger portable pellet grill on the smaller one and it holds up just fine
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          • Jfrosty27
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            Jfrosty27 commented
            October 3, 2021, 04:00 PM
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            I have been looking for a table for my smokey joe. According to the website Dick’s Sporting Goods about 15 min from me has the small one in stock too. Thx. I’ll head over there tomorrow.
          • klflowers
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            klflowers commented
            October 3, 2021, 05:02 PM
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            Jfrosty27 I think you will like it. It is very light and easy to fold up and store.
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          Originally posted by GolfGeezer View Post
          This is the one I use for my JJ: Amazon.com: Cuisinart CFGS-222 Take Along Grill Stand : Patio, Lawn & Garden

          On sale right now on Amazon. There is an optional tote bag for it. It folds up flat for storage.
          This looks good, is the center section, where the grill sets metal or plastic?.

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          • GolfGeezer
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            GolfGeezer commented
            October 4, 2021, 05:48 AM
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            It is metal, but I’m not sure of the specific material. This not stainless steel, or even steel - maybe coated aluminum. The folding sides are plastic or resin.
          • klflowers
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            klflowers commented
            October 19, 2021, 01:31 PM
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            I just saw this - it is just like the GCI one I posted above. It is aluminum with pvc or hard plastic fold out sides.
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          Click image for larger version Name: EEA9E529-6D36-40DC-B6F7-374C21691429.jpeg Views: 167 Size: 134.0 KB ID: 1112002 klflowers I got the camping table you recommended a couple weeks ago. Used it for the first time with my Smokey Joe tonight. Perfect. Thanks again for the tip. Click image for larger version Name: 54FCFE21-DDE4-437B-B50E-5185557BD014.jpeg Views: 164 Size: 142.1 KB ID: 1112001
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          • klflowers
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            klflowers commented
            October 19, 2021, 01:29 PM
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            You are welcome, glad it worked out. It is a handy little table.
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          I ended up buying this one, very sturdy! Packs up small.

          Amazon.com
          https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09BCXKFV9/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1

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