Bow Grab Handle on Outback/Outback V

[Razzman]

NOW your cookin' Robert! Just kidding with ya, initiation and all 'ya know!
Welcome and hang around.

[kaneboats]

Seeeeeeeeee?? I told you he was clever! I think I'm going to take him under my wing -- course I don't have a wing so that leaves him right there in my armpit. At least it's warm.

[Razzman]

At least it's warm.

That's because your standing next to your BBQ.

[kaneboats]

Can you see me or something? I have the laptop sitting right next to the grill and I'm sipping a cold one right now. . . . What? Wake up? . . . Oh! . . . Sure thing, boss. Just a power nap.

[Sled491]

OMG, this gets worse every time!

[cab13367]

Help I am the new owner of a 2002 Mobius LSV and I don't have a place to hang my Magma BBQ, i like to do it in the bow to keep away from the engine and gas tank. On my old boat I had a bracket on the bow grab rail. My new boat does not have grab rails one the gunnel in the bow they are on the interior panel. I am thinking of adding bow rails similar to the newer Outbacks but I need to know the length and if the are straight or if they curve with the curve of the bow. Can't go out without the BBQ otherwise the wife will want to go back to the sterndrive, Ha-Ha.

Robert,

Does your LSV have a tower? If so, here you go!

http://www.boardbag.com/shop/shopexd.asp?id=147

[cab13367]

And it even doubles as a flag holder!

[brain_rinse]

Wow, that's some impressive engineering on the tower mounted bbq...

[kaneboats]

The mention of the Grillobius patented as far as I know by our own Robert J had me searching old posts to see how far back that idea went. It led to this thread so I thought I'd resurrect it to make the rest of you suffer along with me.

Anyway, the pic posted by Al in post #36 above got me wondering. Do you cook in that thing or put young Kal El in there and send him off before the planet explodes?

[KSmith]

Wow, that is quite a setup. But it does make one go Hmmmm...