Can this be used to lift a Green a Egg BBQ grill out of a table stand?
1611661
Never having lifted a big green egg I can't say for sure. BUT, I have lifted 1/2 a wine barrel full of dirt with ease with another person so I would say yes provided both people on the handles can lift 100 Lbs each.
643367
Yes you can pull things out of the oven or off of the grill. Just don't put your fingers on the hole they have punched in the pot holder.
607472
This magnet is way to powerful for that purpose. I doubt you could get it off the refrigerator if you placed it on there. It provides over 400 Lbs. of pull. You need a much cheaper magnet.
1503426
I guess you could. You would have to lift the basket each time you wanted to get something out of it.
1733164
I use it on a Weber grill stand - whose surface is made out of plastic - with no problems at all. The heat seems to draft up. This grill is made primarily for picnicking, tailgating, etc. - which means use on a variety of surfaces - I believe you will be real happy with it for table top use on a wood, plastic or aluminum surface. (You can tell I really like it)
906505
Probably not. The tool is heavy and designed to work with both hands at about waist level. For driving the ground rod you need to raise the working platform (rod about 4' or more). It is a safety concern. Seen people use it to drive big tent anchor with the spike/pin driver attachment HS2171.If you can solve the working platform height issue, can try it with the attachment HS2172 rod driver.
950686
Most likely, it is a very solid stand. You may want to get something to level it out, but I have a Coleman grill not made for the stand it works well. (I just own it, not a seller)
192157
I don't see why it wouldn't, if it's properly installed/anchored. I've got power and hand tools that outweigh the cast iron cookware hanging from mine.
466040
I believe you can. I have a charcoal grill but the stand does have the round cutout in the bottom to hold the propane tank.
776450
Yes, just lift it straight up. It may stick a bit if it has been there a while.
963545
Yes it can be used that way but, it depends on the depth of the hole you are lifting out of. That being said I use a doubled come- a- long hoist instead of chain. That way you can use that to get the required lift to swing out of hole and re hook once out and load on to truck. Hope this answers your question.
1632869
I have never tried it, but I am certain you can. there is a rack there just for that. I know one thing about this Foreman, it's great for steaks!
1053613
I don't see a place to attach a stand---however,a fold up stand of some sort with a solid bottom might work.You could even cut out enough to set the grill in it.What comes to mind is a serving table in a restaurant or something similar.I just purchased another plate for omelets.Really love this unit !
800677
The unit is small and light, about 3 pounds, so as long as your portable grill has a solid base I wouldn't imagine it would tip, even fully loaded. I don't know which grill you have, but you could probably counterbalance it with your propane tank, but I doubt it is necessary.
993749
Yes this would be. It is a little flimsy at the end part if you are doing heavy lifting like a 16 OZ. steak, but eggs, great tool.
452243
Never tried, but you'd need to keep some room around the outside for air flow. Also, if the stone is heavy, it might be difficult to lift the grill to add fuel.
261733
You certainly can, but this is a heavy piece of cookware so you probably don't want to slam it down, and you should lift it to move it rather than slide it around to avoid scratching your cooking surface.