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Materials & Build
Body & Grates: 1/8" carbon steel
Griddle: 10-gauge carbon steel, no coatings or scale
Finish: Mill scale removed carbon steel (season like cast iron)
Dimensions
Length: 21"
Width: 12"
Height: 10"
Optional Griddle Width: 12 inch (fits one grill grate next to it) or full-length griddle.
Weight: 25 pounds without griddle, 30 pounds with 12 griddle and 37 pounds with full length griddle
Packs flat for storage (Griddles do not attach)
NOTE: Griddle options (12” and full) include the 3 grill grates.
Versatility That Performs
3 Removable Formed Grates
Designed for strength, modularity, and high heat.Optional 12” Steel Griddle or Full Length Griddle with Drain
Cook anything from bacon and eggs to seared steak. Drain keeps cleanup easy. These griddles are sandblasted and ready for your seasoning!Formed Bottle opener/grate remover
Perfect for removing your grates, or for when you want to put the griddle attachment in place.
Still deciding which setup suits you? Browse our portable grill collection to compare the Hauler, Mini Hauler, and other outdoor cooking options.
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The standard Hauler Grill includes the grill body and three cooking grates. You can also add a 12 inch griddle or full size griddle to give yourself even more cooking options.
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No. The Hauler is designed to quickly fit together without tools, making it easy to set up when you’re ready to cook and take apart when it’s time to pack up.
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Pretty much anything you would normally throw on the grill! Burgers, brats, steaks, chicken, vegetables and more can be cooked on the grates. Add a griddle and you can make breakfast, smash burgers, grilled sandwiches and plenty more.
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Yes. Before your first cook, we recommend seasoning your grill. Seasoning helps protect the carbon steel and creates a better cooking surface. We also recommend applying a light coat of oil after cleaning and before storing your grill.
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The Hauler is designed for charcoal, giving you a simple cooking setup without needing propane or electricity.
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⚠️ Warning: Potential Pinch Hazard When Collapsed
When the Hauler Grill is collapsed for storage or transport, use caution when setting it down on a hard surface. The center grate may shift upward into the handle area, creating a potential pinch point.
To help prevent injury:
• Set the packed grill down gently.
• Keep hands and fingers clear of the handle area when setting it down.
• Before lifting or moving the grill, make sure the grate is properly positioned and all bolts and wing nuts are securely tightened.Always use caution when handling your Hauler Grill and keep fingers clear of potential pinch points.