Leg & Wheel Replacements - Touchscreen Ironwoods – Traeger Support

How to replace the legs and wheels on a touchscreen Ironwood and Ironwood XL.

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How to Replace Touchscreen Ironwood Grill Legs

Follow the steps below to replace any leg on the touchscreen Ironwood series. Traeger's replacement legs include

The instructions outlined in this section apply to the following Traeger replacement parts:

KIT0708: Front-left leg w/caster wheel	KIT0709: Front-right leg w/all-terrain wheel
KIT0711: Rear-left leg w/caster wheel	KIT0710: Rear-right leg w/all-terrain wheel

Replacing the legs on your touchscreen Ironwood and Ironwood XL grill can be done in just a few, simple steps.


All-Terrain Wheel Legs	Caster Wheel Legs

Remove the grill's internal components (grill grates, manifold, drip tray, grease governor, etc.).
With the help of another person, carefully lay the grill on its back.
Remove nut, bolt and washers that attach leg to the grill body.
Detach old leg from grill frame.
Insert new leg into grill body.
Affix leg to grill frame with nut, bolt and washers.

The instructions outlined in this section apply to the following Traeger replacement parts:

Follow the steps below to replace your all-terrain wheels.

All Terrain Wheels KIT0297.png

Remove the grill's internal components (grill grates, manifold, drip tray, grease governor, etc.).
With the help of another person, carefully lay the grill on its back.
Unscrew bolt and remove leg.
Set new wheel in place and screw in.

Use the steps below to replace a caster wheel on an Ironwood.

Remove the grill's internal components (grill grates, manifold, drip tray, grease governor, etc.).
With the help of another person, carefully lay or tip the grill on its back.
A screwdriver can be used to remove the caster wheel from the grill leg.
- Apply a high amount of pressure to pop the wheel out. They aren't meant to be fall out.
Once the wheel is removed, push new caster wheel into the grill leg.