Cooker Options & Grill Add-ons

Our most popular add on. Dual outside burners make it easy to cook your favorite side dishes. The burners have individual heat controls so you can operate one or both. Mounted on adjustable slides, they can easily be extended so you don’t have to worry about a tall pot being struck when you raise the lid of the grill. And, they can be completely removed if desired.  Make your cooker a portable kitchen.

The drawer allows you to cook with your favorite wood or charcoal, in addition to being able to cook with gas. This heavy-duty drawer can be left in when cooking with just gas, or removed, depending on your needs. It’s the best of both worlds.  Cook with just gas, or cook with wood and charcoal. 5ft cookers come with 2 smaller drawers (due to their weight). The 4ft cooker has just one single drawer (as shown in the photo).

Planning to be on the road at night? Add the optional tail light assembly and pull your cooker in both style and safety. Lights are mounted on the side of the cooker with the electrical line running through a channel that goes underneath the cooker and up to the tongue.  Most of the wiring is safely tucked inside the channeling, out of the way, and protected against damage. Some states may require lights, be sure to check your state laws if in doubt.

Turn a whole pig, or a cooker full of chicken, with just one flip. The Double Grate Turner makes flipping a pig a one man operation.

Lock and key included. Now you can keep all of your grilling tools and other essentials close at hand.  From grilling gloves, to all your barbecue tools, you’ll never have to scramble around looking for them again, when you keep them in this heavy duty toolbox.  It comes with its own lock and key so you can hang on to those favorite tools for years to come.  Let us add one to your grill, no matter which size you select.

Add more space inside your cooker. The metal warming rack is available as an option for all of our cookers. Placed on the cooking grate inside your grill, it’s a great place to keep meats warm, while other items are still cooking.  Place pans of baked beans on the rack, or roast some corn, you’ll find lots of new uses for this neat little rack.

Another very popular option, available on all cookers. Planning to be on the road at night? Add the optional tail light assembly and pull your cooker in both style and safety. Lights are mounted on the side of the cooker with the electrical line running through a channel that goes underneath the cooker and up to the tongue.  Most of the wiring is safely tucked inside the channeling, out of the way, and protected against damage. Some states may require lights, be sure to check your state laws if in doubt.

Add some smoke to your gas cooker. The Chip Basket sits on the bottom inside your cooker. We generally place it near the door that is used to light the cooker, so we can add more chips through the opening if desired. The Chip Basket doesn’t get hot enough on its own to generate smoke so here’s how we do it. Place a couple of pieces of charcoal inside the basket and light it. When the coals are hot and ready, add the wood chips. The charcoal is used to heat the chips and create the smoke. Now you can have all the flavor of smoked meat, with your gas cooker.  How hot is that?

Large or Small sizes available. When you’re ready to chop some barbecue, you’ll need a great chopping block.  These handcrafted chopping blocks make the job easier and are easy to transport from one event to another.  We’ve got two sizes available, depending on your needs.  Both blocks are 3-inches thick and have convenient carry handles.  The raised sides help you keep the meat on the block and not on your guests. Small Chopping Block:  28″ x 16″ x 3″;
Large Chopping Block:  38″ x 16″ x 3″