Bull BBQ · Installation
How to Install a Bull BBQ Lonestar Select 30-Inch Built-In Grill
The Lonestar Select slots between the Outlaw and the Angus — four burners, 60,000 BTU main, upgraded trim and knobs, same 30-inch footprint. Install mechanics match the Outlaw. Plan on 90 minutes.
By Reed · Updated November 8, 2026
What you need
- Tape measure + level
- Phillips + 3/8" nut driver
- Pipe wrench
- Teflon tape (yellow)
- Soapy water
- 30-inch insulated jacket (for combustible surrounds)
Lonestar Select 30 Install Specs
- Cutout
- 30 1/4" × 22 1/2" × 10 1/4"
- Total BTU
- 60,000
- Flame Tamers
- Porcelain-coated steel
Step by step
30 1/4" × 22 1/2" × 10 1/4" cutout
Identical to Angus and Outlaw. Common 30-inch Bull cutout spec.
Gas line sizing for 60,000 BTU
3/8-inch LP flex or 1/2-inch NG — same as Outlaw.
Seat + leak-test
Standard Bull built-in seating. 1/8-inch side clearance, no caulk, yellow tape + soapy water.
Fire-up verification
All four burners light within 3 seconds and hold 400°F steady. Lonestar's heat distribution is noticeably even across the grates — the premium porcelain-coated flame tamers are the reason.
Common mistakes
- Treating Lonestar + Outlaw cutouts as different. They're identical. Same island, same cutout, same jacket SKU.
Hands-on tips
- If Angus is out of stock and you need a 4-burner built-in for a 30-inch cutout, Lonestar Select is Bull's closest spec match without the IR back burner.
Questions people ask
What do I gain going Lonestar over Outlaw?
Porcelain-coated flame tamers (longer life than stainless), upgraded knob finish, slightly heavier control panel. Pure cook performance is essentially the same at 60,000 BTU.
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