🔌 Weber 7478 Charcoal Grill Tool Hook Handle: The Perfect Accessory for Easy Organization and Convenience Review

Good grips. Fits perfectly on the lid and side handle of my Weber 22.5" kettle. Obviously the lid handle can no longer be used to hang things, but that's ok, the side handle will do.

A reliable replacement for my original rotten wooden grips. TIP: Use this cheaper part for the lid as well, even if it has tool holders. The cost of replacing the lid handle is ridiculously high.

If you need a place to hang your grilling tools because you have the original, here's your answer. Remove the screw from the old handle, screw in the new one and remove the grille. The first modification of my teapot and I am very happy with it. It looks factory as more expensive models have it.

We had a wooden handle that had rotted on our 21 year old Weber grill. We bought this handle to replace the lid handle and kettle handle. Easy to install and so good when it comes to grips on a hot grill. We kept them out of the elements and so far so good. I am very happy with our purchases.

This product is great. He installed one on my new Weber OTG and one on my old 1986 Weber OTS. Installation took only a few seconds and is perfect for both devices. A built in hook provides a place to hang my grill brush between grilling sessions. I recommend this product!

My Weber grill is over 20 years old and the wood handles were bad or missing. So I ordered two of these as spares. I was able to turn them on with no problems. They were firmly connected. I ordered them with hooks because it's convenient to hang dishes from time to time and not go to the table. Since I have two, it doesn't really matter where the smoke leaves me - one is always there. I expect the grill to last and so should these handles.

Yes, really. Extended the life of my faded but now restored grill. Well, not by itself. I also needed a replacement cherrywood kettle lid handle from eBay (not an auction, just a purchase) and a new paddle cleaner assembly for the bottom of the grill (the thing you change to get ash out of the base to remove). to the collector plate). Weber still retains this detail. Weber gets points for the right to repair, with the possible exception of the teapot lid handle. Why sigh? A new British Racing…

I have a 22.5" One Touch Gold Kettle Grill and as a first grill for a very small patio it works well. The two issues with it are storing tools while in use of the grill (I don't even have room to add a nearby tool rack) and the hassle of opening the lid to check the temp with a meat thermometer (thus wasting heat every time). The latest models of the 22.5" Gold have a built-in thermometer in the lid, as well as tool hooks not found on previous models. I bought two of these handles to replace my

I bought an older used Gold Weber kettle that didn't have hooked handles. I've tried a wire hook but it doesn't allow the kettle lid to sit flush, which is a problem when you're smoking and trying to regulate the temperature. These pens filled the bill. I no longer have to search for barbecue accessories because I forgot where I put them! Installation was very easy, only one screw had to be tightened. When it does, the grip looks a little stronger and they'll be nice and tight. One thing to…