Barbeques and Ribs

timw · 17 October 2007, 21:22

I've noticed some vessels with rails occasionally sport barbeques attached to their rails.

Are there any barbeques which can be used on RIBS, perhaps which could somehow attach to the tubes?

Dirk Diggler · 17 October 2007, 21:32

I'm sure with a bit of ingenuity something like this could be used.

Nos4r2 · 17 October 2007, 21:39

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Originally Posted by timw

Are there any barbeques which can be used on RIBS, perhaps which could somehow attach to the tubes?

I see gArfie's learned to hack and how to spell

Tim M · 17 October 2007, 21:55

This isn't such a silly question! We had the same problem this summer on the evening of the IOW festival. The plan was to use a disposable bbq on a metal camping kitchen thing. In the end we decided it was a bad idea, so Rich and my self ended up swimming to the shore and having it there, then swimming the food back in dry bags! The trouble with the bbq that goes on a rail like on a yacht is that you need a rail right on the edge of the boat. The only suitable rail I have is the A-frame, which I think would be too far back really to have a bbq on. Pete7 did have a bbq on his boat that evening, but I'm not sure how he did it....

I suppose if you could find some sort of fireproof box you would be ok. Maybe a square terracota plant try thing with a piece of wood under it.

Nos4r2 · 17 October 2007, 22:15

Pac 22s run on diesel.

Personally I wouldn't put a naked flame anywhere near anything with a big petrol tank and a breather.

Andy Moore · 17 October 2007, 22:26

We've got a Magma. Its gas but you can get a conventional one too. Its well made and hasn't rusted at all. We got it from here:

http://www.calormarineshop.co.uk/aca...becues_22.html

The rod holder mounting bracket could work okay on a RIB.

Colin F · 17 October 2007, 22:31

Might well not be covered on your insurance too

Biggles · 17 October 2007, 23:09

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Originally Posted by timw

I've noticed some vessels with rails occasionally sport barbeques attached to their rails.

Are there any barbeques which can be used on RIBS, perhaps which could somehow attach to the tubes?

"And the vote for the daftest idea on RIBNET goes to........."

timw · 18 October 2007, 09:24

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Originally Posted by Biggles

"And the vote for the daftest idea on RIBNET goes to........."

Careful...the revolving bin lorry amber light might get a vote or two...

bedajim · 18 October 2007, 09:28

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Originally Posted by timw

I've noticed some vessels with rails occasionally sport barbeques attached to their rails.

Are there any barbeques which can be used on RIBS, perhaps which could somehow attach to the tubes?

I did think about making one mounted from the A frame over the water with a stainless guard shaped over the tube just to be sure, but we normally go to the beach less chance of spilling the beer

Andy Moore · 18 October 2007, 11:04

I reckon it could be a goer. You would just need to be mega careful. But with it clipped on to he A-frame, and hanging over the water, a responsible adult (

) should be able to turn out some grub.

Its a challenge to someone on RIB.net!

bedajim · 18 October 2007, 20:56

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Originally Posted by Andy Moore

I reckon it could be a goer. You would just need to be mega careful. But with it clipped on to he A-frame, and hanging over the water, a responsible adult (

) should be able to turn out some grub.

Its a challenge to someone on RIB.net!

OK I'll make one can we fit it to your rib for tests

I've found a technical problem "RESPONSIBLE ADULT"

Andy Moore · 18 October 2007, 21:23

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Originally Posted by bedajim

OK I'll make one can we fit it to your rib for tests

Half an oil drum, filled with coal, sited just fo'ard of the console should be fine.