Brinkmann Grill Parts Pro Adjustable Universal Replacement BBQ Grill Oblong Tube Burner

Be prepared for some assembly. Small hardware means difficult handling. A magnetized Phillips screwdriver solved that. Assembly was pretty straight forward. Adjusting was easy. I adjusted mine a little longer than the original burner, as my grill had the room. Be very careful with the flexible, extendable Venturi tubes. Take it slow and you’ll be fine. The fit isn’t exact for my grill- the venturi tubes are a little too close together to match the openings on the bottom of the firebox. They are flexible enough to work anyway. Again, take it slow and make small adjustments as needed. The quality is good. I expect it to rust fairly quickly. There is a stainless version. I will likely be replacing my grill with a larger one next year, so I’m not worried about rust. All in all, for the price of this item, I have a perfectly functional grill. Definitely recommended if you’re willing to be careful during assembly and installation.

Works great. Easily installed. Does the job!

Many of the reviews on this product, I've read them, say that you need to be handy and have some tools. DON'T BUYTHIS IF YOUR NOT/DON'T! This burner assembles easily and a magnetic screw driver for the small bolts would come in handy. It is designed as a UNIVERSAL PART, which means it may or may not readily fit in your grill and some creative adjustments may be needed as it did in mine (had to cut metal to allow tubes to pass through bottom of grill). It was a hassle and it took a couple of hours to figure it all out but I had the right tools to do it and it finally worked . The installed burner works/burns fine and it seems to be a good quality product, I'd buy it again. This burner sits up on legs (the old one sat on the bottom of the grill) so the spark is not close enough to the burner to work but I'll be working to see if I can raise it and make it work correctly. I can easily lite it with a long stick. The up-side is a perfectly good older grill with a rusted out burner did not end up going to the land fill!

It fits my barbecue stand, ease of installation and gas-flow burning evenly. Good value for the money.

I replace this about every 3 years as rust out with use.End up getting gas coming through the rust holes.Since is 10 dollars per year of use, is not a bad deal.

Restored and older cast iron gas grill. The guts were rotted out and this was the perfect replacement.Wire brushed my inside and out, replaced the gas burner and hook up, heat resistant paint on the outside and a 20+ year old grill is working better than new.They don't make cast iron grills like this anymoreOld grill as good as new. Recycle, repurpose, reuse!

Well it lasted exactly 1 year before rusting completely and fell apart. I bought in Feb 2024. Used is thru last summer. It was always under a grill cover when not in use. I live in SW Florida, so no snow to deal with, but it is wet and humid during the summer, It was rusted within a few weeks of use, but still worked. But now, it has actually fell apart. Looks worse than the one I replaced. Must of been built with cheap tin. I have to buy another now, but not going to buy this one again.The directions weren't super clear for us common people. I figured it out watching other burners that are similar on youtube. There was no anchor bolt to attach it to the bottom of the grill. According to the directions, there is no anchor bolt. Guess they want it to bounce around as you move it. The venturi tubes had to be stretched to their max to fit my grill. (Fiesta Advantis from early 2000s). The ends were too small for the valve connections. I did the mods and made it work. Could've bought a cheaper burner, but I bought this one thinking it would be hassle free. I'm sure it is a direct drop in replacement on most grills, but mine was 20+ years old. It'll be fine for the small amount of times I grill.

I should update soon with a photo. I have a monster size gas grill...maybe a Sunbeam? not sure. So I adjusted my new burner to the max width. That is my size requirement for this grill. Then I "tack" welded the tubes to keep it more stable. Don't have to of course but I did.Lights nice, good flames, will get about 5 years from it then another one. But that's okay. Lots cheaper than a new grill and I could never find one this big or ...I will have to get a pic for you...