Green Mountain Grills Auger Bit P-1118 for Peak and JB Grills: Restore Reliable Pellet Feeding

Green Mountain Grills Auger Bit P-1118 is the factory-fit replacement auger designed for Peak and Jim Bowie grills with a center firebox. If your grill is struggling with pellet delivery, experiencing jams, or showing signs of auger wear, this replacement part helps restore smooth, consistent fuel flow and dependable cooking performance.

This auger bit includes the correct T-pin connection and is built specifically for compatible models. It will not work with cotter pin style auger motors, so be sure to verify your grill configuration before ordering.

Why Youll Love It

• Direct replacement auger bit for Peak and JB center firebox models
• Includes T-pin connection for proper motor fit
• Helps restore smooth, consistent pellet feeding
• Durable construction for long-term reliability
• Factory-compatible part for a correct fit

Best On

• Green Mountain Grills Peak models
• Green Mountain Grills Jim Bowie grills with center firebox
• Fixing worn, bent, or damaged auger components
• Restoring pellet feed performance

Pro Tips

• Confirm your auger motor uses a T-pin connection before ordering.
• Clean out pellet dust and debris from the feed tube during installation.
• Use dry, high-quality pellets to extend auger life.

Whos This For?

• Owners of GMG Peak pellet grills
• Jim Bowie center firebox grill owners
• DIY grill owners replacing worn auger components
• Anyone experiencing pellet feed problems

FAQ

Which grills does this auger bit fit?

It fits Green Mountain Grills Peak models and Jim Bowie grills that use a center firebox configuration.

Does this work with cotter pin style auger motors?

No. This auger bit is designed only for T-pin style connections and will not work with cotter pin style auger motors.

Does this include the auger motor or gearbox?

No. This listing includes the auger bit only. Motors and gearboxes are sold separately.

How do I know if I need a new auger bit?

If your grill has pellet jams, grinding noises, or inconsistent feeding, a worn or bent auger bit may be the cause and should be replaced.