🔥 Primo 776 Ash Tool: The Ultimate Accessory for Your Primo Grill Review

I blog about BBQs and I drive many miles with my smokers. If you have a Primo or any other Kamado I have to say this is one of the cheapest tools for your toolbox. Whether you're vacuuming or otherwise cleaning your vacuum, you'll love it. It didn't bend and is great for lifting/turning trellis.

A little over a year later the chrome in the curved part starts to seethe like it's rusting underneath. It was outside under the grill cover but not directly exposed to the rain - just moisture. Not a big deal as I've only used it once. I clean the ashes with a shop vacuum cleaner the next day!

Good for removing ash from long smokes without affecting the temperature too much. I used to have to pull out the coal box and sweep out the ash with welding gloves. This ash tool solves that problem by allowing me to get to the charcoal box without disturbing the fire. This is not for a chimney, but for a side firebox. It is too short to use in a fireplace, which is why there are negative reviews.

When I bought my Oval XL charcoal grill I recommended it. I had no idea how necessary that was. My only criticism is that given how perfectly it does its job and how much the Primo Oval XL costs, it should have just shipped with the unit, but that could be a problem for reviewing the grill itself. Anyway, don't think about it, just get it - if you have a Primo grill your life will be needlessly miserable if you don't get it.