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17'' Auger Screw Igniter Auger Push Rod Shaft for Traeger 20, 22 and Timberline 850 Series Wood Pellet Grills Weber 54060001 ▶Not designed to cover the Burner 20 1 8
17'' Auger Screw Igniter Auger Push Rod Shaft for Traeger 20, 22 and Timberline 850 Series Wood Pellet Grills Weber 54060001 ▶Not designed to cover the Burner 20 1 8
17'' Auger Screw Igniter Auger Push Rod Shaft for Traeger 20, 22 and Timberline 850 Series Wood Pellet Grills Weber 54060001 ▶Not designed to cover the Burner 20 1 8
17'' Auger Screw Igniter Auger Push Rod Shaft for Traeger 20, 22 and Timberline 850 Series Wood Pellet Grills Weber 54060001 ▶Not designed to cover the Burner 20 1 8

17'' Auger Screw Igniter Auger Push Rod Shaft for Traeger 20, 22 and Timberline 850 Series Wood Pellet Grills Weber 54060001 ▶Not designed to cover the Burner 20 1 8

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17'' Auger Screw Igniter Auger Push Rod Shaft for Traeger 20, 22 and Timberline 850 Series Wood Pellet Grills Weber 54060001 ▶Not designed to cover the Burner 20 1 8 ▶Not designed to cover the wheels entirely Material: Grill Grate made of high quality plated steel 22 and Timberline 850 Series Pro Series 22

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