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Magma Storage Carry Case Fits 9" X 18" Rectangular Grills Mfg# A10-992 on 2040-parts.com

US $71.88
Location:

Bayville, New Jersey, United States

Bayville, New Jersey, United States
Condition:New Brand:Magma Manufacturer Part Number:A10-992 UPC:088379107186

Magma Storage Carry Case Fits 9" x 18" Rectangular Grills MFG#  A10-992


Padded Grill & Accessory Carrying/Storage Case

Fits Magma and most portable rectangular grills with these cooking surface sizes: 9" x 18"

Conveniently store and transport your grill and accessories in one of Magma's new padded carrying cases. Designed to store all of your grilling gear in one space saving location. This bag is outfitted with a large storage compartment for a grill, pockets for storing a serving shelf, griddle, fish/ veggie tray. Includes an additional side pocket for storing up to (3) 1lb. propane canisters and (2) control valve/ regulators. Additional features like thick padding for maximum protection and heavy duty carrying handles and strap make this a must have for every grilling enthusiast. With the same quality and craftsmanship you've come to expect, once again Magma has just what you've been looking for.







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