Bull
Bull Angus 30-Inch 4-Burner Drop-In Grill Head
Bull's mid-tier flagship and the model the brand rebuilt for 2026 with a new hood profile, knurled handle and black-backed gauge. Four cast stainless burners at 15,000 BTU each plus a 15,000 BTU infrared back burner total 75,000 BTU — more output than any 30-inch competitor at the price. Bull's published $2,959 MSRP is the DROP-IN HEAD ONLY; the Angus Complete Cart is a separate, more expensive SKU. The cast burners are what buy you Bull's lifetime warranty, which the welded-burner Outlaw does not get.
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Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓75,000 BTU is the highest output in the 30-inch built-in class and recovers heat fast after the lid opens
- ✓Cast stainless burners carry a lifetime warranty rather than the Outlaw's 5 years
- ✓LED-lit knobs plus twin interior lights make this genuinely usable after dark
- ✓15,000 BTU infrared back burner is half again as powerful as Blaze's 10,000 BTU equivalent
- ✓Narrower 30-inch class fits islands where a 32-inch Blaze will not
- ✓2026 redesign brought a single-piece dual-lined hood that seals better than the outgoing version
Cons
- ✗The rotisserie kit is explicitly sold separately — the back burner alone does nothing
- ✗575 sq in primary is no larger than the $1,819 Outlaw, so the premium is entirely features
- ✗Lighting, valves and the gauge get only 1 year, and lights are the common failure point
- ✗155 lb head needs two people and a finished cutout
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