Desert Whaler
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Many of you probably have already seen them, but if not check out PK Grills.
It was a company started in the 50's and I think the new owners may have bought the rights, castings, business etc. and re-started it.
Pretty cool old school cast aluminum w/ cast iron grates etc. Real simple design.
They came out with a new one called the 'PK GO' small portable, but pretty feature rich, but a cool simple little charcoal grill.
They're [NOT] made in Arkansas [ANYMORE][ and come with a 20 year warranty.
I saw a thread somewhere asking what portable grills people take to the river, then later i saw the PK and thought it would be killer for that.
I have no affiliation, and I haven't bought one . . . YET.
Here's a link . . . pretty cool that the lid comes off and you can have 2- Hibachi's
There's some pretty cool videos demonstrating online if you look
https://www.pkgrills.com/pkgo-w-flipkit/
It was a company started in the 50's and I think the new owners may have bought the rights, castings, business etc. and re-started it.
Pretty cool old school cast aluminum w/ cast iron grates etc. Real simple design.
They came out with a new one called the 'PK GO' small portable, but pretty feature rich, but a cool simple little charcoal grill.
They're [NOT] made in Arkansas [ANYMORE][ and come with a 20 year warranty.
I saw a thread somewhere asking what portable grills people take to the river, then later i saw the PK and thought it would be killer for that.
I have no affiliation, and I haven't bought one . . . YET.
Here's a link . . . pretty cool that the lid comes off and you can have 2- Hibachi's
There's some pretty cool videos demonstrating online if you look
https://www.pkgrills.com/pkgo-w-flipkit/
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