How to make tube burners for a propane grill.

The burners in in my grill burn up so I am making new ones. It looks like they're going to work okay.

[@omm7763]

Holy darn. I just put to the curb the exact same model today from 14 years ago. I replaced the burn tubes three times. I replaced the flame dispersing baffles. I broke down and bought a weber Spirit stainless steel SP 335. I've been pretty happy for the first month. But I do have a 10 year warranty.

[@WilliamVG]

Worth the effort. Store bought burners do not last very long, doesn't matter what name. I can see those lasting a long time.

[@stantheman6411]

I made mine years ago. Over 5 years. They still holding up. I used a very thick metal. Drilling the holes was the hardest part. Well worth the effort.

[@JEEP2001MRED]

Well it's been 7 years and the burners still look good I made a new video of them I guess I'll put it on KZbin.

[@NotSoCrazyNinja]

Thank you. I was given a fairly high end grill and the only things wrong with it is it is dirty and a couple of the tubes are burned out. Free $600 grill with a few dollars of repairs sounds good to me.

[@Brainchild69]

I hate that, those burner tubes are so thin and they just burn up and rust apart. This is a good vid, I'm glad you posted it.

[@69ztang]

First video I click on to watch how to fix my grill and it's the exact grill I have. Which I bought about 10 years ago. ☺

[@CraigArndt]

Good job. I subbed. I hear that propane is an abrasive gas, that it's hard on steel. More so than natural gas is. I have to replace our grill tubes every few years. Grill looks good on the outside, but the propane eats up that stainless burners. Still cheaper to fix than a new grill with the same problems.

[@duvilol9213]

Hey you do a great job with this burner. I´ll try to do one like yours

[@wesleymallery4884]

Awesome job. I have been contemplating ideas to build a grill. This information will help me a lot.

[@clivericharts9516]

Super well done👍

[@crazynaska]

Same thing happend to my last BBQ looked great on the outside after 10 years but rusted to hell on the inside. I tried to fix it like you dide but in the end decided to scrap it and bought a new Napoleon

[@JoeAnshien]

Great job! Those burners will outlast the POS grill. I would love to know where you source the pipe you used and see a video of you drilling the holes and sealing the end.

[@cri8tor]

Thank you for posting this. Leave it to an American to improvise and improve Chinese made shit. It's a shame that we have to do that sort of thing at all. You've inspired me to build my own burners now. Cheers

[@maynard5955]

Nice work i bet the burners out last the grill you got a good flame

[@JEEP2001MRED]

all I can say is it's still working and working good.

[@samp1394]

Pretty flame! Good job

[@2steelshells]

Nice! But I blame the maker for compromising the specs,for import savings.

[@smitherszx7]

Good work man...iv been needin to do this for a while now...only reason iv been puttin it off is all those holes that need drilled hahaa

[@droid740]

Nice work buddy! Better to just make it yourself, as we northerners always do!

[@JEEP2001MRED]

hey now I'm not sure about the whole size I probably copied the holes that were in that other piece anyway they still work alright today

[@savagenomore]

I've got the same exact grill, trash picked it and replaced the burners for $15 and been using the heck outta it...

[@alexkish1469]

I bet if you put a magnet on your old burners that get burnt up, you will see it stick and that would tell us all that its not true 300 series stainless steel! I am interested to know if your burners are indeed 300 type stainless and if they are showing any corrosion after 5 years?

[@NeveseveN777]

very nice. Does this need like a some sort of valve i forget what it's called to keep the flame from coming up the pipe and exploding?

[@edwarddavid9843]

Time to give the Barbecue a good clean Man, Here's a tip, Cover the inside of the Barbi with strong Alu Foil, as much of the inside areas as you can especially the bottom tray, easy to clean just throw the dirty Alu away hey presto a clean Barbi..

[@MAGTRAIN]

+edward david I love this methode. I do it often so the sauces don't rust out the stainless steel grates. Then I spray with a cooking spray to protect grates from rust.

[@MAGTRAIN]

+edward david I love this methode. I do it often so the sauces don't rust out the stainless steel grates. Then I spray with a cooking spray to protect grates from rust.

[@JEEP2001MRED]

well that's good mine is still working today

[@DW351C]

nice work

[@abdelghaniazzaz8579]

Hello I hope you are well just a question is what is the same principle for city gas sorry for my english I am a francophone I have translation with google thanks friends

[@LOZBRY]

Nice one going make one now

[@AJinMexico]

LOZBRY

[@JEEP2001MRED]

There still good today.

[@clencalada]

What size drill bit did you use?

[@optoman5408]

How about that. Made in the USA! Nice work :)

[@TxBoi4891]

Nice work but according to title....shouldn't you show how you made it?

[@JEEP2001MRED]

I don't really know probably not but you can probably research it a little bit

[@slowgynman1234.]

So wat size holes you drilling ?

[@MrBubbahunt9]

+fastfreddy3000 In two years nobody cared enough to say "match the drill bit to a good hole in the old pipe" so I will....

[@docesam]

why iron tube? why not copper?

[@JEEP2001MRED]

Because it's stainless steel and it's perfect today

[@joedelasko7877]

In a pinch, you can buy a 3 pack on Amazon for $11.59

[@joedelasko7877]

On the other hand, if you could find a way to make these out of schedule 40 stainless steel pipe, it would be worth the effort.

[@josecordova5501]

Joe Delasko

[@ve7yan]

well, got to drill 300 holes!

[@Muossa-r4y]

طياره مسياره

[@stantheman6411]

I made mine years ago. Over 5 years. They still holding up. I used a very thick metal. Drilling the holes was the hardest part. Well worth the effort.