Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
My master forge grill 3218LTN was built in 2013 making it 9 years old at the recording of this video. I've always been of the mindset to fix things that are broken rather than throwing them away. That is why I created this channel to share my journey with you. Now more than ever it is very important to consider rebuilding since the cost of everything is increasing. I show you how you can be resourceful and rebuild things that someone else might consider throwing away and buying new. Even though you may not have this exact grill the methodologies are similar. Of course, do your homework and research and inspect what you are rebuilding as there could be other hidden issues not observable on the surface. For instance, my one burner is not operating (this is not documented in the video) as expected as there is a leak at the valve. I am down to four burners as a result but that is fine for me.
0:00 How to replace Master Forge Burners 3218LTN
0:17 Removal of deflector and burner
1:30 Installation of first burner
2:32 Installation of first deflector
4:40 Lighting the grill to make burgers and hotdogs
5:21 Polishing stainless steel with NEVR-DULL
The grill sat outside at the Jersey Shore for this entire time exposed to the salt air, which corroded the burners and even rusted away the grease tray and tarnished the stainless steel. I show you the replacement kit that I used to replace the burners and the deflectors and I also demonstrate cooking on it and polishing it up with some NEVR-DULL.
As you can tell it's a little windy at the Jersey Shore. It's usually like this.
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More about this and other U Do It™️ DIY articles available on: udoit.me/save-money-by-rebuilding-your-grill-burners
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Video Credits:
Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records™️ LLC All Rights Reserved.
My master forge grill 3218LTN was built in 2013 making it 9 years old at the recording of this video. I've always been of the mindset to fix things that are broken rather than throwing them away. That is why I created this channel to share my journey with you. Now more than ever it is very important to consider rebuilding since the cost of everything is increasing. I show you how you can be resourceful and rebuild things that someone else might consider throwing away and buying new. Even though you may not have this exact grill the methodologies are similar. Of course, do your homework and research and inspect what you are rebuilding as there could be other hidden issues not observable on the surface. For instance, my one burner is not operating (this is not documented in the video) as expected as there is a leak at the valve. I am down to four burners as a result but that is fine for me.
0:00 How to replace Master Forge Burners 3218LTN
0:17 Removal of deflector and burner
1:30 Installation of first burner
2:32 Installation of first deflector
4:40 Lighting the grill to make burgers and hotdogs
5:21 Polishing stainless steel with NEVR-DULL
The grill sat outside at the Jersey Shore for this entire time exposed to the salt air, which corroded the burners and even rusted away the grease tray and tarnished the stainless steel. I show you the replacement kit that I used to replace the burners and the deflectors and I also demonstrate cooking on it and polishing it up with some NEVR-DULL.
As you can tell it's a little windy at the Jersey Shore. It's usually like this.
U Do It™️ Recommended Grill Parts: amzn.to/3P9biPv
More about this and other U Do It™️ DIY articles available on: udoit.me/save-money-by-rebuilding-your-grill-burners
“As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”
Video Credits:
Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records™️ LLC All Rights Reserved.
