Reverse Flow Help

sawruff

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Apr 19, 2010

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AZ Mayer

• Apr 30, 2010

• #1

HELLO ALL in a reverse flow the plate inside the cooker does it have to be flat or the v type or can it be like a c channel thats whats is going in mine right now its a 1/2'' truck frame and why are they the v type

 

bbally

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• Apr 30, 2010

• #2

Depends on how large a cooker you are talking about? I actually prefer flat plate.

 

garyt

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54455

• Apr 30, 2010

• #3

In mine there is a piece of angle Iron in the middle, welded to two plates on either side. the angle is welded in like a v and is a grease drain, so it does have a slight slope to it. It is attached to a pipe which runs down and out of the bottom of the cooker, I put a small pail under it to collect grease.

 

danielh

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• Apr 30, 2010

• #4

exactly how i'm doing mine

 

sawruff

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• May 6, 2010

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well its not done all the way fire it up where should i put the stack with a reverse flow at grate level where is or what

 

randya

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• May 7, 2010

• #6

I did the same as garyt. I like to have the grease drain out into an bucket. Make sure you show the pictures. Good luck!

 

sawruff

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• Jun 10, 2010

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will here it is my frist one did not like what come out   the next one coming