Found a used Lang 60 Deluxe (with the 3 rack vertical warmer) in my area at a very good price. It was used once and then stored in a garage and never used or moved since so you could say it is basically a new unit.
It is a 2007 model which is when Ben was still using propane tanks. Does anyone know the thickness of the steel used on one of these?.
I have a very nice custom built conventional flow 20X48 stick burner now but it is a patio version and not trailer mounted. I'm getting more and more requests to cook at different locations and need something trailer mounted.
My patio version utilizes tuning plates which I really like because of the versatility you get with heat distribution.
I have never used a reverse flow and truthfully always kind of thought it was a bit gimmicky. I know folks swear by them.
Wouls like to hear from you reverse flow folks and what any little quirks there are to using these. I just love my convential flow/tuning plate set up I'm reluctant to switch horses even though I can get a great deal on this Lang!
Talk me in or out of this...
It is a 2007 model which is when Ben was still using propane tanks. Does anyone know the thickness of the steel used on one of these?.
I have a very nice custom built conventional flow 20X48 stick burner now but it is a patio version and not trailer mounted. I'm getting more and more requests to cook at different locations and need something trailer mounted.
My patio version utilizes tuning plates which I really like because of the versatility you get with heat distribution.
I have never used a reverse flow and truthfully always kind of thought it was a bit gimmicky. I know folks swear by them.
Wouls like to hear from you reverse flow folks and what any little quirks there are to using these. I just love my convential flow/tuning plate set up I'm reluctant to switch horses even though I can get a great deal on this Lang!
Talk me in or out of this...