Post by corny on May 12, 2020 7:12:56 GMT -5
Our 2020 Connect with an outside kitchen has the Capital Grille which looks to be a great feature. The owner's manual says not to place foil or any cooking utensil on it or it could create an unsafe condition. As an old Boy Scout, we frequently make "foil dinners" on our campouts which saves a lot of cleanup. Would foil dinner cooking be a no no? How would you cook vegetables like potatoes, corn, green beans, etc. on the grill without some kind of support like foil or a grilling pan?
My other concern is the lack of a windscreen when grilling in windy conditions which are the norm at our campsite. I saw on the Keystone Cougar site an outside kitchen grill that looks exactly like ours, but it has a windscreen. Doing some online research I could not find any windscreen accessory for our grill. In fact I could not even find any source for spare parts for this model. Knowing that eventually I would have to replace things like the burner or diffusers it is concerning that we could not replace worn out or damaged components.
The Grill is Model D2728 I believe from the manual.
My other concern is the lack of a windscreen when grilling in windy conditions which are the norm at our campsite. I saw on the Keystone Cougar site an outside kitchen grill that looks exactly like ours, but it has a windscreen. Doing some online research I could not find any windscreen accessory for our grill. In fact I could not even find any source for spare parts for this model. Knowing that eventually I would have to replace things like the burner or diffusers it is concerning that we could not replace worn out or damaged components.
The Grill is Model D2728 I believe from the manual.
