Propane Disposable Bottles, where to buy? I just got this grill at home depot, when I asked about the Propane Bottles they told me they don't carry them, I've been looking online and I can't find them anywhere. any help please? Propane Disposable Bottles, where to buy? I just got this grill at home depot, when I asked about the Propane Bottles they told me they don't carry them, I've been looking online and I... » Read More Propane Disposable Bottles, where to buy? I just got this grill at home depot, when I asked about the Propane Bottles they told me they don't carry them, I've been looking online and I can't find them anywhere. any help please? « Show Less
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Thank you so much for your information. I emailed weber about it and they send me an email with all the retail stores that would carry the gas bottles, one of them was the hardware store right across the street from my business so I got it there, but it was $5.00 for one 14.5 bottle. I will pay a visit to walmart for sure and get it there and save some bucks thanks to you! Happy Grilling!!!
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The Home Depot stores around me carry the small 14.0 or 16.4oz disposable bottles that this grill requires. If there are none in the barbecue grill area, try looking in the plumbing area where they carry torches like Bernz-omatic. They have these canisters there too.I've found the best place to get these disposable cylinders is Wal-Mart. If you look in their camping supplies area (these cylinders are commonly used for propane gas lanterns), they have two packs of 16.4 oz cylinders (Wal-Mart branded) for about four dollars and 50 cents.I get about 25 - 28 charcoal starts out of each cylinder, allowing about 5 minutes per start. The Home Depot stores around me carry the small 14.0 or 16.4oz disposable bottles that this grill requires. If there are none in the barbecue grill area, try looking in the plumbing area where they carry torches like Bernz-omatic. They have these canisters there too.I've found the best place to get these disposable cylinders is Wal-Mart. If you look in their camping supplies area (these cylinders are commonly used for propane gas lanterns), they have two packs of 16.4 oz cylinders (Wal-Mart branded) for about four dollars and 50 cents.I get about 25 - 28 charcoal... » Read More The Home Depot stores around me carry the small 14.0 or 16.4oz disposable bottles that this grill requires. If there are none in the barbecue grill area, try looking in the plumbing area where they carry torches like Bernz-omatic. They have these canisters there too.I've found the best place to get these disposable cylinders is Wal-Mart. If you look in their camping supplies area (these cylinders are commonly used for propane gas lanterns), they have two packs of 16.4 oz cylinders (Wal-Mart branded) for about four dollars and 50 cents.I get about 25 - 28 charcoal starts out of each cylinder, allowing about 5 minutes per start. « Show Less
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Just wanted to let people know that the same exact grill made by GP Group is sold by Lowes under the name Master Forge. They also have covers for it too item #297938 on Lowes. Also and I cant believe I am saying this but Lowes was cheaper than Amazon ! Picked mine up for under $200. You will need two people to put the main body on the base but other than that assembly is easy (Lowes will assemble it for you too). Sorry this may have turned out to be a Lowes ad, but hey for once something is cheaper not on Amazon !
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Thank you, I just purchased the rocket grill and can't wait to get it. I have been looking all night for recipes. This will certainly come in handy. Also found some bags/pouches on ebay 100 for $8.00 + SH. Seems like a really good deal. Any advise on these bags?
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Don't know about Amazon but it should be available at any number of retailers. I have to add that my experience with this grill was horrible. Gas side rusted through in less than a year and a half and I babied it. Company was absolutely no help whatsoever. Good luck, you will probably need it!!
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Well if you are located in the US then your standard BBQ style propane tank is the most common. You can pick them up at most grocery stores/ convenience store. There is only 1 type of propane I know of, LP or Liquid Propane. That's what they fill the bottles with. Go pick one up and you will be fine.
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Our suggestion it's to go to the store you purchase your propane from ex camping world, or Home Depot and they can instruct. We use the green small propane bottles.
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It's the compressed natural gas that these types of grills use as food. It's sold in exchangable containers available at hardware and sporting goods stores. It looks like this, http://tinyurl.com/o8dhcma, and provides a clean and efficient source for heat.
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I just picked one up at Walmart yesterday for about $6. Tis the grilling season now so you should be able to find them just about anywhere.
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Have you tried contacting Bond Manufacturing who makes this unit or try contacting, via email, the Amazon store that sells this propane pit...their store name ivgstores.
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I found a place in Australia that sells them. http://www.haggusandstookles.com.au/Eating-out/Drink-Bottles-Sippy-Cups/4232/I'm not really sure what to make of this... why is the only place I can find in Australia? Then, I'm having trouble deciding if it's worth spending as much to get replacements as it would cost for a new bottle. (you'd have to buy lots of lids to make the shipping reasonable cost/lid)Decisions, decisions...
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We use a 5 lb propane tank available at any grocery or corner market. I believe you can buy an adapter to use the smaller bottles, however, they will burn through very quickly as this stove's burners are large and although adjustable, can burn a great deal of gas at high temps. Green bottles are just not practical for this stove as you would need to change them too often, and maybe in the middle of cooking a meal if you are using more than one burner. That said, this is the best outdoor stove we have ever owned and it seems to be lasting now much longer than the previous ones. We have used just about every other brand on the market, and find this one to be miles ahead as far as ruggedness, and dependability. The top is cast iron, so it is made to last.
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This grill uses a regular 20 lb. Propane tank , just turn the tank off and unhook from the grill. If you use the optional kit to use the small green Coleman tanks all you have to do is unscrew the tank off. Just store the rank as you would any tank .The propaine will not come out unless it is hooked up. When you want to use it again just screw it back on...pretty simple . This grill is amazing btw and easy to use and store .Hope this helps you .
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if you use the disposable bottles, they screw in on the right side of the grill behind the dial knob. If you buy the hose like I did and use a five gallon propane tank, tank sits on the ground below the grill.
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Most hardware stores carry these small propane tanks. I get mine at Ace Hardware.
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Yes, we had to purchase a quick disconnect hose that hooks directly into our travel trailer and then to the grill. The hose is not something you can find at Home Depot or other such stores. We purchased it from a propane only place. The end of the hose that hooks to the grill is standard and the part that hooks to our trailer is a quick disconnect end made by the propane place. We have had the grill for at least four years and we end up doing all the cooking for everyone that goes with us because no one wants to use the small propane bottles. It works wonderfully.
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It's just a small Coleman propane can. You can get them at Walmart or any sporting goods store, the grill doesn't come with propane.
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The Home Depot stores around me carry the small 14.0 or 16.4oz disposable bottles that this grill requires. If there are none in the barbecue grill area, try looking in the plumbing area where they carry torches like Bernz-omatic. They have these canisters there too. I've found the best place to get these disposable cylinders is Wal-Mart. If you look in their camping supplies area (these cylinders are commonly used for propane gas lanterns), they have two packs of 16.4 oz cylinders (Wal-Mart branded) for about four dollars and 50 cents. I get about 25 - 28 charcoal starts out of each cylinder, allowing about 5 minutes per start.