80672 Charcoal Lid Handle Kit with Shield for Weber Charcoal Grills 2015-Newer Models 32264-01 QCC1/Type1 Gas Refill Cylinder Coupler BBQ PRO

Name: 80672 Charcoal Lid Handle Kit with Shield for Weber Charcoal Grills 2015-Newer Models 32264-01 QCC1/Type1 Gas Refill Cylinder Coupler BBQ PRO
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 88528526506
Price: 59.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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80672 Charcoal Lid Handle Kit with Shield for Weber Charcoal Grills 2015 Newer Models 32264 01 QCC1 Type1 Gas Refill Cylinder Coupler BBQ PRO QCC1 Type1 Gas Refill Cylinder Coupler 【Package】Including 1 set gas grill valve regulator kit comes with 1 screwdriver gray (1) Handle strap (1) Heat shield for handle (1) 8 16 x 5 8 Philips pan head screw ss (1) Assembly tool

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