Grills For Boats Pontoon Boat Grill Gas Kettle Bbq Portable Rail Mount Marine on 2040-parts.com
Red Bluff, California, United States
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These Grills for Boats are the perfect solution to hosting the best barbecue on the water. Whether you use your new kettle grill on your pontoon boat or aboard the ski boat your guests will enjoy the meal prepared on this portable marine bbq. These Grill for Boats are stainless steel, attach to the rail and have many safety features built in specifically for marine kettle grills.
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