Twin Eagles TEBQ 36" Stainless "U" Burner - S13350
Twin Eagles 13350 Stainless Steel Main Burner
Genuine Replacement | Heavy-Duty Stainless Steel | Sold Individually
Restore proper flame performance and even heat distribution with this stainless steel main burner designed for select Twin Eagles 36" grills.
A worn burner can cause uneven flame patterns, hot spots, and large flames. Replacing a deteriorated burner restores consistent heat and reliable cooking performance.
Quick Fit Check
- Part Number: 13350
- Fits Twin Eagles Models: TEBQ36G-B, TEBQ36R-B, TEBQ36RS-B, TEBQ36G-C, TEBQ36R-C, TEBQ36RS-C
- Dimensions: Approx. 18 3/4" × 6 1/8"
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Configuration: Main burner (sold individually)
For best results, remove your original burner and compare its overall length and shape to the specifications above before ordering. You may also reference your owner’s manual to confirm compatibility.
How Many Burners Does My 36" Grill Use?
Twin Eagles 36" grills use multiple main burners. Refer to your model designation below:
| Model Type | Number of Main Burners |
|---|---|
| G Models | Requires 3 Burners |
| R Models | Requires 3 Burners |
| RS Models | Requires 2 Burners |
Note: If your grill has been modified with an upgrade kit replacing a U-burner or Sear burner, the number of standard main burners may vary. Always verify your current burner configuration before ordering.
Tech Tip: Inspect the remaining burners in your grill. If multiple burners show signs of wear or uneven flame output, replacing all worn burners at the same time helps maintain balanced heat across the cooking surface.
Burner Maintenance & Troubleshooting
When should I replace my burner?
Replace the burner if the metal is flaking, pitted, or cracked near the flame ports.
Structural deterioration affects flame consistency and cooking performance.
How do I clear clogged burner ports?
Grease buildup and spider webs can clog the small burner ports. Use a small drill bit
or an opened paperclip to carefully clear each port. Avoid toothpicks, as they may break off inside.
Why is my flame mostly yellow or orange?
A proper flame should be primarily blue with small yellow tips.
A mostly yellow or orange flame may indicate an improper air-to-gas mixture.
Adjusting the air shutter may correct the issue.
Need help confirming compatibility? Contact our parts specialists with your model number or photos of your existing burner. We’re happy to verify fitment before you order.
