Traeger Pellet Grills Llc HDW152 Galvanized Grease Bucket

Product Description

The TRAEGER PELLET GRILLS LLC HDW152 is a galvanized steel grease bucket designed to collect grease and oil runoff during pellet grill operation. It mounts to the grill's grease drain and captures drippings before they hit the ground or cause flare-ups. The galvanized construction resists corrosion and holds up through repeated heat cycles and outdoor exposure. This is a straightforward maintenance accessory that keeps cook surfaces cleaner and reduces fire risk from accumulated grease. Grill technicians, dealers, and end users performing routine upkeep will find this a direct OEM-style replacement or spare.

This grease bucket is compatible with all Traeger model grills, with specific application noted for the Pro series and Ironwood series pellet grills. It is suited for residential backyard setups as well as commercial or high-volume cooking environments where Traeger pellet grills are in regular use. Routine replacement of this bucket is recommended whenever the existing bucket shows corrosion, warping, or buildup that cannot be cleaned out safely. It ships in a package quantity of 60 units, making it well-suited for dealer stocking or service fleet replenishment.

Key Features

• Galvanized steel construction resists rust and corrosion from repeated grease exposure
• Catches grease and oil runoff to reduce flare-up risk and keep the grill area clean
• Compatible with all Traeger model grills including Pro and Ironwood series
• OEM part number HDW152 ensures direct fitment without modification
• Available in bulk packaging of 60 units per case for dealer and service stocking

Compatibility

Compatible with all Traeger model grills. Specifically noted for use with the Pro series and Ironwood series pellet grills.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no tools in most configurations — the bucket hooks or slides onto the grease drain port on the side or front of the grill body. Always allow the grill to cool completely before removing or replacing the grease bucket to avoid burns from hot grease. Dispose of collected grease in accordance with local regulations. Inspect the bucket and drain channel for blockages each time the bucket is serviced.