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meatsmokin

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Sep 22, 2013
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Colorado
Just bought a Master Forge upright smoker yesterday and have 2 pork butts smokin right now as an experiment. Plan on modifying it before the next smoke withe the door seal and modifying the water pan. I'll post a pic in about 6 hours
 
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Realized real quick that even though i raised the chip pan up a level this thing needs serious tweaking. i got good smoke but the chunks didnt last an hour. i need to find a cast iron skillet and i might flip the original chip pan upside down and set it on top. At least the meat is looking good
 
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