Broilmaster Natural Gas Twin Valve Assembly

Had this installed and now my grill heats up equally on both sides.

This is not a quality product and does not fit original Broilmaster Grill Body 3. Either it was not made to fit this Broilmaster, or was not properly mfrd correctly or was bent during its journey to me.As you can see from pictures the gas connection is shorter that original. The jet tubes are not shaped correctly and are cheap aluminum welded broke and should be a fitting.I will have to Frankenstein the freaking thing or buy another.

This is a well crafted exact-fit replacement manifold also including feed tubes and orifices.Be sure to get the proper model for Natural gas or Propane use as the orifice size is slightly different for each fuel. May take slight bending of the feed tubes to line things up. I suggest mounting the orifice end first then moving the manifold to line up with the valve cutouts being careful not to kink the feed tubes.

I've replaced the bowtie three times now over the years. It seems each time it gets less compatible with (further away from) the valve assembly. I needed to bend the metal on the assembly to get it to connect well but the metal is thin enough that it was an easy task. Once I got it in and finessed it a bit it seems to work very well. Best part: very easy to do.

I just refurbished my old broilmaster grill. This corrected an issue with half the grill not heating properly. A very cost effective fix, with the replacement burner. The part fit, and installation was pretty easy. If you have the old style copper gas tube, convert to the newer flex pipe and you should be able to complete this project in less than 45 minutes. The part was well protected in the shipping container. Very important as you would not want the tubes to bend or kink.

Easy to install and the fit was perfect.

Very pleasantly surprised! It is fabulous for a 30 year old grill that I refurbished

Fit's like the original