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Cast 4200 2-Burner Propane Gas Grill
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  • Model 665154
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Cast 4200 2-Burner Propane Gas Grill

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Model # 165154

Internet #202932268

Broil-Mate Cast Aluminum Reddi-Bilt 2-Burner Propane Gas Grill
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Discontinued Broil-Mate

Cast Aluminum Reddi-Bilt 2-Burner Propane Gas Grill

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With a minimal amount of fuss, it’s easy to prepare a meal on a Broil-Mate grill. The 165154 has the cooking system to handle any job, and the styling and functionality barbecue enthusiasts crave. The decorative front panel neatly conceals the propane tank and the large side shelves provide plenty of room to prepare your entire meal at the grill. With 40,000 BTUs of power and 700 sq. in. of total cooking space you’ll have the capacity to cook up as many delicious meals as you can imagine.

  • 700 sq. in. total cooking area including porcelain coated cast iron grids and a chrome coated warming rack is ample grilling space
  • 1 large dual H burner system keeps even heat over the entire cooking surface
  • 40,000 BTU cooking system delivers great heat and performance
  • Uni-Cast aluminum oven retains heat for great grilling results in warm or cold weather
  • Assembly required
  • Protect your investment with a grill cover (sold separately)
  • Don't forget the propane -- available at our in-store propane exchange centers

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Name Cast Aluminum Reddi-Bilt 2-Burner Propane Gas Grill Small Space 2-Burner Propane Gas Grill in Stainless Steel with Black Cabinet Cast 4200 2-Burner Propane Gas Grill Spirit E-210 2-Burner Propane Gas Grill
Brand Broil-Mate Nexgrill Huntington Weber
Ratings (57) (215) (251) (237)
Cooking space (sq. in.) 700 426 700 450
Grill/Smoker Features Heat Thermometer,Storage Rack,Tool Holder,Warming Rack Heat Thermometer,Warming Rack Heat Thermometer,Tool Holder,Warming Rack Grease Pan,Heat Thermometer,Storage Rack,Tool Holder,Warming Rack
Grill Assembly Full Assembly Required Full Assembly Required Full Assembly Required Full Assembly Required
Number of Burners 2 2 2 2
Grill Color Family Black Black Black Black
Grill Grate/Surface Material Porcelain-Coated Cast Iron Porcelain-Coated Cast Iron Cast Iron Porcelain-Coated Cast Iron
Outdoor Living Product Type Propane Grill Propane Grill Propane Grill Propane Grill
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Can you use lava rocks with this grill?

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Cleveland, OH
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July 20, 2015
Just bought the grill and was wondering if you can put lava rocks on top of the metal sheet that protects the burners from flare ups?
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November 24, 2015
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Correction to my previous answer - the instruction say do NOT use lava rocks. I don't, and don't notice a difference in flair ups vs. other BBQs that had rocks. It may actually be better.
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Sure - but not sure about warranty. I use without rocks. First time I have had a BBQ without rocks, and I am fine with it.
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August 4, 2015
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Yes, but you should get an extra set of expandable grates to cover your burners that will hold the rocks above them and the grates that come with your grill. Haven't tried it, but researched it with another grill and it should be possible.
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July 22, 2015
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Hi Josh, unfortunately we no longer have BBQs that are compatible with the lava rocks. Our Flav-R-Wave system replaces the old lava rock system. It does not need rocks on top of the Flav-R-Wave. Please call us at 1-800-265-2150 if you have any further questions!
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Are the side trays foldable or removable?

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May 25, 2015
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March 9, 2016
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you cannot fold the side trays but you can remove them, very easy
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San Diego, CA
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No, they are permanently attached. If you look at the assembly instructions that you can download on the Home Depot page, you can get an idea of how it is designed.
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Southern New Hampshire
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November 21, 2015
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You can remove them, but the supports are not removable or foldable so it would not save any space.
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May 26, 2015
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No, the shelves are not foldable. You can remove the resin portion of the shelf, however the support arms are part of the leg (it's an 'L' shaped assembly) so removing them wouldn't really gain anything.
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Does this unit get hot enough to "sear" a steak?

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Gettysburg PA
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The problem I've experienced in the past with previous gas grills, is they didn't get hot enough to sear a steak or a hamburger for that matter. I'm looking at the reviews for this on here and on other sites and there mostly positive. I was thinking that 40,000 btu's isn't all that much, but for the cooking area size of the grill, it might be ok. I am also thinking of a gas grill with a "sear" feature, but most of what I've found are located in grills much larger in size than this one. Any thoughts?
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Yes, definitely. I close the lid, put both burners to max, then when the thermometer hits max (I think 700F) I sear, let cook for 6 minutes with the lid open, and sear the other, and continue.
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I think it does I am very happy with this grill and do not notice as much flare ups either.
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The bbq should heat up to 700 degrees within about 10 minutes. That's an oven temperature. The actual temperature at the cooking grids is likely a couple hundred degrees higher. That is more than sufficient to sear a steak.
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On the Broil-Mate grill, model 165154, where exactly is the drip container wire hung?

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August 3, 2015
I'm not sure where to place the wire hanger for a (self-supplied) drip can and don't want to find out the hard way where the grease accumulates and drips from. A specific description would be helpful.
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There's a hook for a soup can the goes into a hole in the center-back-bottom.
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Santa Clara, CA
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In the center hole, that is where it fits. The grill body drains to the middle where the center hole was provided for the drip can.
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There's a small hole in the middle of the bottom of the grill that it should slide right in to and hang. You can see where the bottom of the grill actually slopes down, which feeds the excess through the hole. It's a bit of a wacky setup and I'm personally headed to Home Depot to figure out a solution because it doesn't seem to be reliable since the wire sways in the wind and the hole the cup needs to Read More
There's a small hole in the middle of the bottom of the grill that it should slide right in to and hang. You can see where the bottom of the grill actually slopes down, which feeds the excess through the hole. It's a bit of a wacky setup and I'm personally headed to Home Depot to figure out a solution because it doesn't seem to be reliable since the wire sways in the wind and the hole the cup needs to fit into is small or needs to be bent, which makes me think that it won't catch everything. Read Less
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Rated 4.3 out of 5 by 57 reviewers.
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by Great value Easy to assemble with step by step visuals, which surprised me because during my research other online comments were critical of the assembly instructions. Perhaps the company has improved the directions? Took me about an hour and a half without assistance. Parts fit together excellently and the barbeque started on the first few clicks of the electric ignitor (even included the AA battery). Not sure about the accuracy of the thermometer gauge, but may buy a digital one to make sure. September 25, 2016
Rated 4.0 out of 5.0 by Solid value! This is a good BBQ for the money. The BBQ has a fairly even heat distribution and the bowl, cover and grills are sturdy. However, there were some problems: 1. I agree with other reviewers that the instructions are awful - assembly took far longer than it should have (and involved a lot of cursing :). The four cotter pins were not included so I had to be creative and use bent nails instead. 2.The igniter does not work. (It seems every BBQ I've purchased over the years has had a wonky igniter so I've long ago resigned myself to using a butane lighter to start BBQs.) 3. The warming rack kept slipping out of the holes until I fashioned clips to keep it in place. July 30, 2016
Rated 4.0 out of 5.0 by great grill I was nervous based on others reviews about this grill. We purchased in December so are just trying it out now. So far everything has gone smoothly from assembly, customer service, and usage. The grill assembled in about 1 hour with 2 people. There was one plastic piece that was broken upon arrival and customer service made it easy to replace it for free. Everything has worked well on it so far. We've been really so far. May 30, 2016
Rated 2.0 out of 5.0 by Worst instructions ever! Bought this this morning. I am 76 and have purchased many bbqs over the years. This has the worst instructions I have ever seen. In the end the front panel never was installed as the instructions for it were on the last page and the BBQ would have to be dismantled. The list of materials should have been put at he beginning to see if all were sent. There were no instructions for installing the igniter. Have fun with this one if you have not put one together before. I have parts left over and have no idea where they should go. May 22, 2016
Rated 3.0 out of 5.0 by Half price and half quality I bought this for a large event I'd hosted. Price was great, assembly was fine. The grill is ok, but the handle becomes too hot to touch during use. The frame is terrible; when moved it rattles enough to shake nuts loose. Buy 1/4-20 and 10-24 lock washers and use them (and better tires if you can find them). June 2, 2016
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by Great Value I bought this BBQ 6 years ago from Home Depot. This is the best BBQ for the money. I've replaced the burner only once, and the top rack once. The bottom rack now is starting to rust through and a second burner is now required. Not bad, considering we use the BBQ all year long, including the winter. The frame and aluminum casing are both in great condition. I will replace the parts and keep using this BBQ for many more years to come. It should last another 4 years at least. April 23, 2016
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by Super Value Solid Basic Grill With very limited use to date, this grill provides ease and cooking as good as the $400 grill I also use for half the price. I think this grill will provide long service as it is well constructed ( I assembled it) and is a super value at $200. April 17, 2016
Rated 1.0 out of 5.0 by In complete out of the box Purchased two weeks ago, emptied the box , began assembly only to find the flav-r-wave is missing... kind of important. Now to see how Home Depot and OMC resolve the problem... may have to pack up and take it back.. April 21, 2016
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