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gas cooker exhaust
i thought about adding two stacks, one on each end. i was afraid that having the stacks above the burner holes would cause air flow just on the very ends. also, the counter weight extends over the ends of the cooker, and i don't really want to re-build the counter weight, but i can if necessary...- mazatty
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hello all, some friends and i built a trailer mounted gas fired pig roaster out of a 500 gallon propane tank. the cooking grate is 3-feet by 6-feet. it has two homemade 36-inch long 1-1/2-inch pipe burners theoretically putting out 42608 btu/hr each. i had the burners tested and they are running...- mazatty
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smoking high in the Colorado mountains
hello all. my name is matt. i live in the mountains of Colorado, 10,000ft above sea level. my dad, in Michigan, has been building cookers to roast pigs and smoking as long as i can remember. i've been smoking on my own for at least the past 5 or 6 years. i have a couple of ECBs, with extra...
