Old gas grill smoker

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rodgea

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Original poster
Sep 17, 2014
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Hi I made a smoker from an old gas grill someone was going to throw away it works well I smoked a rack of ribs with it but for some reason I keep getting billowing white somke every time I shut the lid after I shut the lid for about 4 minutes I get good thin blue smoke but then it turns to heavy white smoke like the fire is starving for oxygen but I have the vent wide open and the wood is sitting on a metal grate so it can get air underneath im thinking maybe the oak wood im using is too wet maybe some suggestions would be great I have included a video of the smoker
 
Roger, do you have an exhaust stack on your Smoker somewhere
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That's my first guess . Some Q-view would help in solving your problem.

Later and as always . . .
 
Yes I do I took a video of my smoker click the link thanks.
 
I will take some pics of it tomorrow and post.
 
Someone else who knows more may chime in here but it looks to me like you may want to extend your stack down to near grate level for a better draw of air. Just my 2 cents. Like I said there are some great smoker builder/designers that are members and I bet someone will be along shortly.
 
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