Huntington 30030HNT Liquid Propane Gas Grill
Built in the heartland of America and built to last. Every grill is made with durability, dependability and performance in mind. Each and every grill is built using high quality materials. The result being a sturdy, strong, unbeatable grill you can be proud of and rely on for years to come. With a 30,000 BTU burner system, this grill features 430 square-Inch of total cooking surface including chrome coated warming rack (300 sq in of primary cooking surface). Porcelain coated wire cooking grids, stainless steel cooking system, Sure-Lite push button ignition system and Accu-Flow burner valves.
Product Features
- Die cast aluminum oven and black powder coat control panel, cart and front panel
- Perm-Mold side shelves with integrated tool hooks
- Painted steel front panel do EZ-Q-Cart design
- Heat resistant front mounted handle
- 5 stage quality enamel paint process
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Good Basic Grill! Company Could Offer So Much Better! Good basic features – cast aluminum (THE BEST – will never rot out. This replaces a 28 year old Sunbeam cast aluminum grill that and was only taken out by multiple wind storms that finally cracked it), American made. Now for features that could make this the BEST grill if the manufacturer added/ changed them: thicker aluminum casting, larger main grilling area, cast iron grate, rock grate above burner, temp gauge, adjustable air vents on back of lid (just large open holes now – no…
The directions are horrible. There are, literally, no instructions, only diagrams. Also, knowing what tools I will need would have been helpful, instead of finding out as I go! I assembled my grill and have 2 round plastic end pieces that seem to fit no where. The name plate has 2 prongs that are about 1/2 the size of the holes in the lid (and there are 3 holes for the name plate). There were no end covers for the front plate where the knobs are. And there were no screws to hold the two side…
The grill preformed well — at least for the first three times I used it. The Piezo igniter worked for the first time and then failed. The assembly process was extremely difficult — about a three hour project, for a Mechanical Engineer, who is a very handy person. The instruction assemble book was next to worthless. There were four missing parts — two nuts which could be replaced from my own supplies but I had to invent a work around to assembly the unit without the other parts (which…