i want to put this on another brand of grill, how does it attach?
819905
It fits in a hole on the right side of the cover. There's a kind of shroud that holds it.
819906
This Was designed For Webber Grills Tha Have a Holdinding Ring Side of lift up Cover Were the Gage SHAHT Goes in the Side of lift up cover Webber genis 100 & 1100 Has thi Gage Holder, I don't About other Gill
819907
Sorry I missed your question earlier. There is a hole in the cover and the thermometer slides in, held in place by a form that is part of the cover itself.
2007015
My grill wasn't mentioned either but after doing an image search of your grill I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. Grates are for the most part the same. Mine are a little thick and have some weight to them and it works fine
399768
The Main Burner Support bolts to the back of the grill and supports one end of each of the burners. It may or may not be in good shape on your existing grill, but mine was rusting/burned out. The bolts (which are NOT supplied in the replacement) are most likely impossible to remove intact, and will need to be hacksawed off. I replaced my bolts with stainless steel, but that is probably extravagent, as the grill itself probably won't last that long. Good luck.
986959
I was able to attach this to a standard 20lb propane cylinder I purchased at convenience store. I just screwed one end into the tank and the other end into my Weber Q200 grill. Can't speak for any other grill equipment.
740459
It is not attached at all. It is a plastic tray that you slide under the edge of the grill.
1305950
There are little clips holding it on to the grill. You have to pinch each side carefully and remove it. It's not easy, but you can do it if you are careful.
921914
There is a little tool that came in the package, a small circle with a hook on the end. Slip the little hook thru the holes on the grill and pull gently. Took me a while to figure it out too.
1037308
The grill is at my cabin, but if I remember I think you just pull them tight around the grill. Meaning they are not attached to grill, I wish i had it in front of me.
2118565
Nicole, ****Instructions published and included with each product***** I am sorry for the lack of instructions. Please follow: 1) Mount the bracket to the rotisserie mounting holes on the side of your grill with the enclosed screws and nuts. 2) insert your motor onto the bracket by sliding down on the bracket (there is a 3" slot on the front of the motor that will fit down on the motor mount) 3) There is a bushing that will go in the bracket, please hold onto this 4) Slide the rod through the motor mount, put the bushing in here between the two sides of the motor mount. Push the spit in until it bottoms out in the motor. 5) Allow the spit to sit in the groove on the opposite side of the grill (opposite the motor side). 6) tighten the bushing against the motor mount (this keeps the spit from "walking" out of the motor). 7) Forks are slid onto the spit rod. Thanks, Brian
1881144
I have BOTH grills. the other grill is a little bit bigger and there are cosmetic differences. thats about it.
2075659
do not attach leg to grill. Next insert pin thru the wheel and the whole in bottom of leg.Next find cap nut on inside of pin and hit with a hammer gently at first to get it started,once started hit hard to drive it down.do same to other leg.Next put legs on grill,Happy grilling.T.T.B.
863745
I had to buy a role of speaker wire to make them long enough to reach my grill ! Then just used zip ties to mount easiest way I could do it ! Hope that helps
1079264
Hello Dennis, my initial response would be No, based upon my looking up part #gh7145xfb and the recommended grill for that sku. The grill that I purchased (and that you're asking about) is actually mounted and pressed into place by 2 metal clips that are affixed with screws on the backside of the grill. My particular grill also has 2 small plastic tabs along the bottom that mount into 2 small holes that act as support and guides as you press the grill into place. Does the grill that you're looking to replace have 2 metal clips on the back that hold it in place?
37215
Not certain about use with other grills. I use it with the adapter on a Coleman stove that uses white gas.
268386
There are many brands available and most are adequete for use with the grill. I use colman.
2118081
The grill I have uses a pin to hold the grill to the pole. You could easily replace the pin with a bolt and nut to secure it to the pole. The hole looks to be ~ 1/4 inch in diamater and it would require a bolt ~3-1/2" to 4" to pass through the grill mount and post. You MAY have to drill the hole out to accept a common bolt (1/4"-5/16") and nut which shouldn't be that difficult. I don't think you would have any trouble securing it. Of course, it could still be detached by using a couple of wrenches to unscrew the nut & bolt. Additionally, you could also add a few drops of Loc-Tight thread sealer which would make it a little harder to remove or even bend the threads up using a hammer and punch. This would make it very difficult (but not impossible) to remove. Best of luck! Geo
1883009
Sorry for the delay. This grill was installed in a 2nd home. The clips are 9" apart. I think that might be a standard. t fit my Panasonic fan perfectly.