Hardwood lump charcoal

[Chappy319]

I have 2 big green eggs at my home. I didn't want to spend the money on a third, so bought a Weber Kettle for my R.V. Does anyone use hardwood lump charcoal in there's. I'm not a fan of regular charcoal.

[Mr.CPHo]

Hello and welcome.  Yes, many here use lump instead of briquettes.  I switched over to lump 100% a couple seasons ago and never looked back. 

I'd love to see your RV cooking setup with your Weber. 

[MacEggs]

I use lump most of the time.
I recommend a cut piece of EM (expanded metal) on the charcoal grate.

[WNC]

I'm all lump too


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[Lilyankee]

I use lump most of the time.
I recommend a cut piece of EM (expanded metal) on the charcoal grate.

I second this! Helps save the coal from dropping through.


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[Chappy319]

Perfect,  thank you. I hoped it would work as well. I think it cooks much better. Rockwood  will Appreciate the extra sales.

[Foster Dahlet]

I use lump most of the time.
I recommend a cut piece of EM (expanded metal) on the charcoal grate.

I second this! Helps save the coal from dropping through.


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@MacEggs does this change the depth in a way that effects the baskets or SnS?

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[MacEggs]

@MacEggs does this change the depth in a way that effects the baskets or SnS?

@Foster Dahlet , I do not have a SnS basket to say with 100% certainty, but this EM is thin, so I would assume, no, it does not change the depth much to affect the baskets.

[toolhead]

started with lump and then switched primarily to kcomp due to more even/longer burn.  have some stubbs too which i think is comparable

have a few bags of RO which i use for short cooks.. steaks / burgers..