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Welcome to the SMF, hope you can just find what you feel comfortable using. Personaly when I lived in TX. I never seen anyone BUY a smoker. Heck they just fired up the welder and pulled over the torch, the next thing you know your smelling mesquite. LOL. Just kidding, good luck with finding your smoker.
 
either that or homemade. i couldn't bring myself to spend the money on one either. around here a decent smokin joe is 400 and i have 6 in my trailer w/ twice the usable cooking area. good luck
 
OK!OK! Believe it or not it was my wife's idea to get the 60"Lang. I think starting small is a good idea, but which smoker? Academy Sports is selling thesehttp://http://www.smokingmeatforums....ote=1&p=110907 here in Texas. Oklahoma Joes sold out to New Braunfels who sold out to Brinkmann. There is also this outfit in Houstonhttp://http://www.bbqpits.com/backya...uxe_smoker.htm but they are twice as much.. Is the difference of 3/16"vs 1/4" thick material a really big deal? Does anyone have any experience with the ones shown in the links? i just don't want to find out after the fact that I bought a crappy smoker, so I'd appreciate you all with experience helping me out on the selection.. heck maybe they are all good, I just know..du
 
david........i don't have one of those monsters................YET.........but from what i have read here..........1/4" rocks............now if a lil ol 1/16th of a inch makes abunch of difference......i have no clue.......but man.....do i wish i was in YOUR shoes...........hehehe

good luck on the journey.........and when you get it.....don't forget BUNCHES of pictures....... Q-View


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I will promise you that there is a huge difference in 3/16 and 1/4 inch pipe. I have built a number of pits in the last several years and the last 4 have all been out of 1/4 inch. You will appreciate it on a cold, wind blown, drizzling day.
 
First off, welcome to the SMF! You came to the right place for sure!

I too have been lusting after a Lang... but decided to start out a "tad" smaller and more cost effective. I have the Char-Griller Smokin' Pro and totally love it. Yeah, it isn't a Lang, but it sure does the job nicely. I've modified it to make it a real steady workhorse... it pumps out some great Q and it didn't break the bank.

But, there is a Lang in the not to distant future...
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