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Black portable gas grill on wheeled cart with foldable side shelves and three burners

Brand-Man Grills

Brand-Man Grills Bronco2 3-Burner Portable Gas Grill Black BMBRON2-3B

SKU CH-VTPQ-8ZTP4

A portable propane grill with three burners delivering 27,000 BTU, cast-iron grates, a warming rack and a cart that detaches for tailgating

  • TypeGas Grill
  • Additional FeaturesEasily removes from cart for Tailgating
  • Front/Side ShelfYes
  • MaterialEnameled Steel
  • DescriptionHeavy duty steel and high temperature enameled outer shell p
  • ColorBlack
  • 330 sq in primary cooking area for large meals
  • 27,000 BTU across three burners for fast heat-up
  • Cast iron grids give even heat distribution
  • Grill lifts off cart for tailgating and camping
  • 142 sq in warming rack keeps food ready

330 sq in portable gas grill

The Brand-Man Bronco2 is a three-burner liquid propane grill with a 330 sq in primary cooking area and a 142 sq in warming rack. Its enameled steel shell and cast iron grids are built for outdoor and garden use. The unit detaches from its wheeled cart for tailgating, picnics, campouts and beach events. Assembly is required before first use.

Upgrade from smaller portable grills

Moving up from a single or two-burner portable model adds 27,000 BTU across three stainless steel burners with individual cooking zones. The jump is worth it when you need simultaneous high-heat searing and lower-temperature zones for larger groups. The heavy cast iron grates improve heat distribution over standard wire grates found on entry-level portables.

Cart-mounted limits

The grill sits on a cart measuring 43 wide by 23 deep by 42 high and weighs 57, so it needs adequate storage space and a level surface when assembled. The fold-up side shelves and six tool hooks add prep convenience but do not increase the fixed footprint. The propane tank is not included and must be sourced separately for operation.

Highlights

  • 330 sq in primary cooking area for large meals
  • 27,000 BTU across three burners for fast heat-up
  • Cast iron grids give even heat distribution
  • Grill lifts off cart for tailgating and camping
  • 142 sq in warming rack keeps food ready

Specifications

TypeGas Grill
Additional FeaturesEasily removes from cart for Tailgating
Front/Side ShelfYes
MaterialEnameled Steel
BrandBrand-Man Grills
ModelBMBRON2-3B
Part NumberBG2346A3
DescriptionHeavy duty steel and high temperature enameled outer shell provide years of performance. Grill easily removes from cart to allow for Tailgating, Picnics, Campouts and Beach events. Heavy Cast Iron cooking grids for outstanding heat distribution. Precise hood mounted temperature gauge. Large removable warming rack. 3 Stainless steel burners for fast heat up and individual cooking zones. Enameled flame tamers and firebox prevent rust and corrosion. Easy remove drip tray for fast, simple clean up. Sturdy side foldable prep tables. Six (6) tool hooks. Large wheels for easy mobility.
ColorBlack
Primary Cooking Area (sq/in)330
Warming Rack Area142
Fuel TypePropane
Number of Burners3
Warming RackYes
Assembly RequiredYes
Height42
Width43
Depth23
Weight57
Parts5 Years

Questions about this item

How much floor space do the 43-inch width and 23-inch depth need on a patio?

The grill footprint is 43 inches wide by 23 inches deep; allow extra clearance on all sides for the fold-up side shelves and for safe access to the propane connection.

Which step do owners most often miss when assembling the 57-pound unit?

Many forget to seat the enameled flame tamers over each of the three stainless-steel burners before placing the cast-iron cooking grids, which leads to uneven heat and flare-ups.

When will the cast-iron cooking grids need re-seasoning or replacement?

Re-season the grids whenever the surface looks dull or food starts sticking; with regular oiling after each cook they can last for years, but deep rust or cracked grates mean it is time for new grids.

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