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The YODERS are an awesome machine. If and when I replace the MAK one factor with be stability of the manufacturer. It's plain BS the spend that kind of funds for a grill then the manufacturer doesn't provide a path forward for past customers to keep the units going.

Thanks for the possible fit. I'll see if i can get more information on them. Dimensions are pretty important with the MAK setup. Thanks Again!!!

I'm not to sure of the 12v idea. Looking at the photos on Amazon they indicate 120V. I admit a quick glance and I can see someone thinking it is 12V.

That sucks about LS: I guess I won't be contacting them today as planned. Really none of my busiess but have you considered RecTeq? The only information I have on them is my SIL and daughter have one and it performs as good if not better than my MAK. RecTeq also has a new model out that can get...

I sure hope your are right about a source surfacing. Thanks for all you doing some research and coming up with ideas.

My experience as well with the Rectreq ignitor. Thanks for the tip on Lone Star Grills. I'll look up their contact information and give them a call.

Thanks for the link. I'll give them a call and have a chat about adaptabiity.

Thanks for the reply. I didn't ask Recteq for the specs. as my SIL has one and it fires right up. I simply didn't get it to work for me.

Thanks for the reply. I too sent a question to the ebay seller but have not heard back yet. I also tried the RecTeq ignitor as it looked very similar. It did light up but not enough to fire the pellets. I have a cousin that lives in Dalles Oregon and he will be trying to find out what they did...

My ignitor has failed and didn't know that MAK Grills had closed down. I'm hoping someone here may know of a source to turn to for replacement of the ignitor. Why OH why did the ignitor need to be proprietary? A meaningful thank you to anyone that can point me in the right direction.