Hisencn 65032 Grill Burner Tube for Weber Q3200, Q3000, Q320, Q300, 57060001, 404341, 586002 Gas Grills, 304 Stainless Steel Grill Burner Replacement for Weber Q Series 60036, 80385, 13122

Q style Weber LP grill needed a “facelift”. Original burner holes were clogged with old, solidified grease. These new burners were very easy to install. Fit perfectly. Works very well. Grill now gets hot, quickly.

Fit perfectly, easy to install.

worked well for a cheaper replacement than Webber. Only issue is lighting the center burner. With the oe Webber burner you would turn on the center burner and the igniter would work right away. With this i need to turn on the loop burner to get the grill to light.

So, I've had my Weber Q200 since it first came out. I bought my grill at Sears. Since then I have done all sorts of maintenance on the burner tubing to clean it and keep it running, but I finally had to throw in the towel and get a replacement part. (I still have the original part. Still going to fully refurbish it. LOL.) I just changed the regulator and the burner was giving me problems so I got this after-market replacement part. This part does not disappoint. The holes on the tubing are larger, which turned out to be a plus. This element puts out a perfect blue flame and the grill got over 500 degrees in a hurry. I tested it by placing 6 frozen burger patties and 2 frozen Italian sausages on the grill and at half heat it had no problem thawing both and cooking them in less than 20 minutes. That is how it's supposed to work. LOL. So this is a very suitable replacement part. It installs just like the original. So it's just a 1 for 1 swap. Great product. Highly recommend it.

Installed easily and with no issues once I was able to loosen the bolts from the existing burners. My first impression is that these are signifiantly lighter than the old ones, maybe a different kind of metal? The gas flow out of the burner is definitely better, we are easily reaching temperatures 500F + on the Q300. Before these, we could barely get it to 400F. I have only had them one week so I cannot really comment on longevity. Our grill lives outside year-round in the mid Atlantic where we get snow regularly. It has a cover, but that is an imperfect solution and no substitute for a garage or shed. The old burners lasted about 18 months and I hope to get more lifetime out of these.I did notice that the straight-pipe burner left side is structured a bit differently with more holes for gas flow than the older one from Weber I replaced. I am assuming this is to catch the spark for ignition, which was never an issue. A side effect of this redesign perhaps though is that bolt hole to secure the long tube did not align with the hole in the base of the grill. Being that the grill is largely stationary and the tube is partially stabilized by the gas connection on the other end, I didn't waste any time trying to come up with a heat-proof fix to this problem. If I lose the spark I can lift up the grate to reposition the burner, so the fix is also obvious.For $25, I can probably get another year or two out of a 10+ year old grill, so I'm not going to complain too much.

good product seems well made

Perfect fit. Good instructions. Swapped parts out in about two minutes.

Installed easily with great visual instructions. I reused the prior hex head bolts instead of the new Phillips head ones as I know the Phillips head will not come out as easy when they need to be replaced again.