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Char-Griller E82424 Smoker Side Fire Box Portable Charcoal Grill, Black

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Style: New


Pattern Name: Grill


Features

  • CHARCOAL BBQ GRILL - Portable charcoal barbecue grill that also attaches as a side fire box to most Char-Griller outdoor grills & smokers
  • LARGE COOKING AREA - 250 square inch grilling area with thick cast iron cooking grates, can cook up to 12 burgers at once
  • HEAVY-DUTY CONSTRUCTION - Made from heavy-gauge powder coated steel for maximum durability and heat retention when grilling and smoking
  • PORTABLE GRILL - Grilling on-the-go has never been easier thanks to the convenient handles and compact frame, the perfect tailgate grill, camping grill, and essential outdoor rv accessories
  • EASY TO USE & CLEAN - Control the heat levels with ease using the adjustable dual dampers and quickly clean up after grilling using the removable Easy Dump Ash Pan
  • OFFSET SMOKER - Attaches to all Char-Griller barrel grills as a side fire box for Texas-style offset smoking: fits models 5030, 5050, 5650, 2121, 2123, 2137, 2827, and 2828
  • SMOKER ACCESSORIES - Pairs with the Char-Griller 2455 Side Fire Box Grill Cover and most Char-Griller Barbeque Grills (sold separately)
  • DIMENSIONS - 21L x 18W x 20"H, 42 lbs

Description

Did you know you can add the Side Fire Box to almost any of the Char-Griller Barrel Grills and/or Dual Fuel Grills? Adding a Side Fire Box gives you the ultimate Texas-Style smoking ability. You can also make the Side Fire Box the ultimate, portable grill by detaching it and using the included legs. With a 12 burger capacity and plenty of room for smoking wood, the Side Fire Box is a must have for any grilling enthusiast. Model E82424 Side Fire Box Is NOT Compatible with the 1515, 3018, 8100, 1616, 8125. See above for compatible models. Grill Cover for Side Fire Box: Char-Griller 2455 Side Fire Box Grill Cover (sold separately).

Brand: Char-Griller


Model Name: Char-Griller E82424 Smoker Side Fire Box Portable Charcoal Grill


Power Source: Not Powered


Color: Black


Outer Material: Alloy Steel


Item Weight: 36.9 Pounds


Product Dimensions: 21"D x 18"W x 20"H


Inner Material: Steel


Fuel Type: Charcoal


Brand: ‎Char-Griller


Model Name: ‎Char-Griller E82424 Smoker Side Fire Box Portable Charcoal Grill


Power Source: ‎Not Powered


Color: ‎Black


Outer Material: ‎Alloy Steel


Item Weight: ‎36.9 Pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎21"D x 18"W x 20"H


Inner Material: ‎Steel


Fuel Type: ‎Charcoal


Manufacturer: ‎Char-Griller


Part Number: ‎E82424


Item Weight: ‎36.9 pounds


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎E82424


Size: ‎Small


Style: ‎New


Finish: ‎Powder Coated


Material: ‎Alloy Steel


Pattern: ‎Grill


Wattage: ‎18 watts


Installation Method: ‎Free Standing


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Number Of Pieces: ‎1


Special Features: ‎Manual


Included Components: ‎Char-Griller E82424 Side Fire Box Charcoal Grill


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎See manufacturer website


Date First Available: October 2, 2019


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    • Simple modifications make the 5050 even better
Style: New Pattern Name: Grill
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I really like this new Char Griller 5050 grill. I got mine at Lowes, and then added the smoker attachment from Amazon. The product is well made and assembly was simple, especially if you have a 17 year old grandson to help you put it together. All parts were included and the final fit and finish is first rate. My previous grill was a Propane Brinkmann 4445 with all the bells and whistles that lasted about 10 years. Most of the bells and whistles had broken within the first few years and I refurbished it several times over the years. But parts weren't cheap and even the mild climate of Southern California eventually finished it. The old Brinkmann had been modified to work on Natural Gas, by changing the burner jets to larger holes. The new Char Griller is setup for propane and no advertised conversion kit to allow Natural Gas, so I purchased a Propane tank. On my first few gas side grill meals, I noticed the gas grill get hot FAST. Within a few minutes with all three burners on high it can jump up over 550 degrees and keep going much higher. Even reducing all burners to lowest setting its is pushing 400+ so watch you settings and use just one or two burners if you want to cook at about 300. As I was putting the unit together, I noticed the burner gas jets, seemed to be larger holes than the old Brinkmann Propane jets, and almost the same size at the Natural Gas jets. So I decided to try my Char Griller with its Propane jets, with my hoses and connections that I had used on the old Brinkmann. To my surprise and great pleasure, the Char Griller worked just fine on Natural Gas. The gas grill side will max out at about 550 degree with all burners on high and is much more reasonable to cook at lower temps too. It's plenty hot for everything I need to cook. So my Propane tank is still there if I ever want to burn the paint off the unit. Switching between NG and Propane takes about 1 minute. The side burner also works great on NG and I use it to light my charcoal chimney without using lighter fluid. I do have some suggestions and simple modifications that you may want to consider for your grill. Both gas and charcoal side include a nice chrome warmer grill that is attached to the base and lid so it lowers over the main grill area. A very nice and useful feature. But when you install it, don't add the last nut to the mounting screw. Just leave these 4 nuts off. This allow you to easily remove and clean the warmer grill without fooling around with nuts. The grill is springy enough to simple squeeze it over the mounting bolts. It is still very sturdy and won't fall off. Also when you are smoking, you may want to use the warmer grill instead of the lower grill, to get the meat up higher into the lid area, closer to the thermometer. And smoking does get that warmer grill dirty, so easy removal for cleaning is nice. The best modification that I have is the addition of a working table area to the front of the grill. I purchased a 4 foot by 11 inches by 1 inch stair step board, stained and shellac it, then mounted it to the grill's main front cross beam. I used a simple hook and eye bolt scheme to make it act as a hinge, so the table drops down when the grill cover is in place. It's a great place to put your beer while grilling. Next I salvaged the rotisserie brackets from my old grill, and mounted them to the charcoal side. The motor bracket just fits between the two grill sides. The gas side remains open when the rotisserie is in use. Also it is possible to rotisserie smoke if you want to try that. I cut out the rotisserie slots in the lid then made some movable covers for the slots, that are used when the rotisserie is not in use. When grilling, I often want to grill with the lid partially open so I can see flare ups. A rock, or old beer can would work, but since it's a nice new grill, I made a little wood brace that looks a little nicer. It keeps the lid open about 3 inches and doesn't fall off when you open and close the lid. There are other mods posted by Char Grill customers, but these are my mods made to the 5050. It turned out to be a very nice setup worth doing on a well made foundation provided by the Char Griller company. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2020 by JJJJKem JJJJKem
    • No Issues, Assembled Easy, Works Great
Style: New Pattern Name: Grill
I was a bit skeptical to buy this especially regarding the paint peel issue. I read a lot about prep and conditioning so I thought I would give it a try. Assembled in about 20 minutes and instructions were accurate. I spent extra time "seasoning" the inside and especially the outside with vegetable oil and let it sit for a day. I wiped on more oil on the exterior the next day before firing it up and held my breath. Cooked great and had no issues at all with any paint peeling. It kept its temperature and seared steaks to perfection. I really like that I can add more coals with the pull out drawer when the first batch of coals starts to fade for longer cooking sessions. I did realize I should have set the coals on the left side since the vent on the right side situates the coals at vent level (vent lever gets hot and small coals and coal dust can spill out the vent). Since I like to cook with indirect heat I will do that next time. I really like the size of this grill and it is about 10 sq inches bigger than my Weber Jumbo Joe. I got tired of always having to put the lid somewhere so having a hinged lid barrel design is really convenient. The coal management and ash disposal are a real bonus. Also I like this particular version with the black handle...I prefer the material feel over the wooden version and it is very robust and sticks out for a convenient grab. I am very very happy with this grill and moved on the Jumbo Joe in favor of this portable Char-griller unit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2021 by Skylar
    • Portable but won’t sacrifice BBQ quality
Style: New Pattern Name: Grill
Excellent BBQ. It is thick steal and sturdy. I’m a big guy and can carry it for short distances but it’s uncomfortable. Better to grab my 8 yr old and the two of us carry it pretty easily. The air/smoke circulation is fantastic. Slide out tray minimizes opening lid and releasing heat/smoke. Cast iron grates are robust and add extra searing power. Vents (both on the side) are adjustable and allow for temp control (start with both at 1/2 open, adjust top first, adjust bottom if top not enough). Size can easily handle six adults, maybe 8 depending on appetite size of food. (Do sausages/hot dogs only and you can do 15-20 pieces) Assembly was easy. I recommend oiling inside of entire BBQ and then lighting a load of briquettes. Let them burn off any factory oils that remain and at the same time season your grill grates and steel inside that you just oiled. Caution: Remember, your cast iron grates are going to be more susceptible to cracking by water. Don’t use lots of water to douse flair ups (shirts ok; pouring is not). Don’t douse your coals inside your bbq; suffocate flair ups or kill the heat by closing the vents instead or remove coals. Cons: no temp gauge (buy one, drill a hole, and add yourself). Carry handles are thin bars and not ergonomic. Not light weight. Not compact. Pros: A serious, sturdy, grill that can turn out excellent smokey BBQ. Built to last. Side pullout tray means no (hot) ash falling on ground or in your car/truck/trunk. It’s perfect for what I want to do after a kids’ soccer game, at a tailgate party, or car camping. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2021 by JThibodo
    • Cannot order a fire drawer
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I have had this cooker for three years . While I love the cooker itself and the good job it does slow cooking , I am disappointed that I cannot order the drawer that holds the charcoal . Due to frequent use , the lower part of the grill , the low air vent area has burned out , and is falling apart . I can order handles and other simple parts , but I cannot order the drawer . The lower part that pulls out , in order to load charcoal in it . As far as grills go , this grill was expensive , and is still in production . Serious replacement parts should be available . ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2023 by A. Glenn Dean
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Style: New Pattern Name: Grill
We use this little grill all the time. And it doubles as a fire pit. These things have went up in price lately. But we use ours so much I bought one for a friend. He loves it and takes it camping all the time.
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