Direct store Parts DB103 (4-Pack) 15 3/4 Inch Cast Iron Burner Replacement for BBQ Barbeques Galore Turbo 3 Grill Burners Charbroil 463241004, 463241904,Chefs Charbroil SAMS Gas Grill

Perfect fit. Just as good as the ones I got from Char Broil.

Replaced my original cast iron burners for my BBQs Galore Turbo 4 that was installed in our built in when we did our backyard pool and landscape / hardscape back in 2004.It lasted that long and was rusted so the new ones really looked nice. The flame came through nicely. It was easy to install and the new briquette tray that I installed also made a bit of difference.I wish I could say it made a huge difference but that wasn’t the case. The amount of gas being fed through for the flame and the four burners will give only a certain amount of heat that’s generated on the highest setting.Nevertheless I saw an improvement and probably got another 5 years life out of the bbq before I decide to upgrade it and spend $2k for a new one.This was definitely worth it. Good product at a great value.

The lengths listed were exactly what I needed however once they arrived they were slightly longer and I had to grind some off the orifice end. The other issue was the stud on the end was located at the very end of the burner and also needed a slight grind to drop into the hole correctly on my jennair

Great product - so easy to install and fit perfect on my 20 year old cast iron built in BBQ - they work great!

I was close to doing something very stupid. We have a Bull grill built into our deck. The direct Bull replacement burners were well over $100 each. It would've cost $500 or so with shipping to replace the OEM burners. I took those out, measured them and ordered these which looked like direct replacements. Low and behold, they are! I dropped them into the grill and fired it on and have been cooking on them for over a week. They are perfect. I'm not enough a BBQ master to know the difference between these and the OEM Bull burners -- I just know these work, they cook my food and they cost me next to nothing. Get a tape measure, measure your old burners from end to end and see if these match. If they do, order them and don't look back.

Just got these in to replace my BBQ Galore Turbo CG3TDN the old owners had installed probably 20-30 years ago. The old stainless steel ones were in bad shape and these fit perfectly. Seems like these may rust but I'll give it a shot at this price and if they go bad quick, I'll find a SS set. OEM ones were $80 each so I'll definitely take that chance and save myself $200+. These fit just like my original burners, I just had to take the locking pins out.

Fit my GLEN CANYON 720-0026.I did have to work them a little bit (like a tight fitting pipe fixture) to get them to fit in the openings towards the front of the grill. At first I thought that the diameter was too large but after I worked them back and forth for a few minutes these fit like a dream.They're heavy and good quality and while install was a little tight, they function just fine now that they're installed.

I got these to replace the corroded burners in a Bull Angus 30" grill that came with a house I bought. While these fit the grill perfectly they made a terrifying whooshing sound when ignited. On investigation I found that the original burners had aluminum bits attached that are used to block the air intakes to regulate the air/fuel mixture. Those parts don't fit the new burners so I cutting up some aluminum cans, built my own, and now the burners work like a charm. For the price the modification effort was worth it to refurbish a $5,000 for under $200.