Cast Iron Cooking Grates Kit for Huntington 6561-54, 6561-67, 6561-84, Patriot 440/490/490 Pro etc Grills, Set of 5 Replacement Grill Grids SPIRIT E-210 Extra-Large and wide BBQ PRO

Name: Cast Iron Cooking Grates Kit for Huntington 6561-54, 6561-67, 6561-84, Patriot 440/490/490 Pro etc Grills, Set of 5 Replacement Grill Grids SPIRIT E-210 Extra-Large and wide BBQ PRO
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 31091647
Price: 169.99 USD
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Cast Iron Cooking Grates Kit for Huntington 6561 54, 6561 67, 6561 84, Patriot 440 490 490 Pro etc Grills, Set of 5 Replacement Grill Grids SPIRIT E 210 Extra Large and wide BBQ PRO Extra Large and wide Material: Burner is made of Stainless Steel 19 3 16" x 30 5 16" Total Patriot 440

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