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Update:

Smokin-It shipped my unit yesterday afternoon. Less than 8 hours after I ordered it. It might arrived before Sat, and if it does I'm smoking baby backs for Sunday! If it doesn't I'm making chili... Hahahaha

Billy V in NC
 
Interesting breakdown of the numbers....very ez to make the decision based on $$. I've had my #3 for about a week and so far real happy with it, the performance was better than I had hoped for. Just got an 8# butt to do some PP for the Superbowl so that will be my first long smoke in it. Looking forward to your review of it....enjoy
Hey Chef Willie, we did a 6.5 lb butt a couple of weeks back on my #2, 225Deg, 5.5 hours and no wrapping, we had a heck of a time getting it off the rack it was literally falling apart, so moist, so tender, melt in your mouth stuff, I suggest taking the rack out and carefully turn it over on a platter, Good luck with that butt.
 
Hey Chef Willie, we did a 6.5 lb butt a couple of weeks back on my #2, 225Deg, 5.5 hours and no wrapping, we had a heck of a time getting it off the rack it was literally falling apart, so moist, so tender, melt in your mouth stuff, I suggest taking the rack out and carefully turn it over on a platter, Good luck with that butt.
Thx for the tip....I'll remember that for sure. That is VERY fast time wise to be done. I'll have to re-configure my times? In my gasser I always figured 2 hours per #, plus a little extra for a possible stall. Hmmmmmmm,.....
 
5.5 hours seems awfully fast....My #1 usually takes at least 2 hours a pound , because I have yet not hit a stall around 160 degrees.
 
I "guess" 2 hours per pound is a good rule of thumb.  I always set 225 for cooking and go by the internal temp, pulling at 190.  I did pull early somewhere around 180 to 185 once and it was fine.
 
 
Sorry about that guy's, my wife writes everything down and she said it was 235 Deg. for 8.5 hours I guess before I open my mouth next time I'll ask her..........not
 
That is much better.  Knowing that, you can easily repeat the procedure and get the same results.
 
Magikben, Hi, sorry I just noticed that you had a question about my Smokin-it/Cookshack comment. I just find that the Smokin-it is a bit simpler than my Cookshack was. I like simple no frills items with less things that can go wrong. Also, the CS developed a bit of rust that the Smokin-it has not. For the price you can't help but like the Smokin-it better. Nothing major...just an opinion. I find it difficult to distinguish the final product...both produce excellent smoked food. 
 
 
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Ordered my Smokin-It 2 a few saturdays ago and it arrived yesterday. Packed very well and looks great too..
 
Wow....a flurry of activity with the Smokin-it's.....cool. Hope you guys enjoy the unpacking and breaking in. I did a quick shop vac of the interior and then a wash out with the spray bottle cleaner stuff before the break in. I also emailed Steve at Smokin-It advising he might want to create a name for himself on here.
 
I'm trying to decide between the model 2 and 3. A question I do have is how many racks of ribs can you fit in each unit.  Do you need to cut the rack in half for the model 2?
 

Thanks..
 
Wow....a flurry of activity with the Smokin-it's.....cool. Hope you guys enjoy the unpacking and breaking in. I did a quick shop vac of the interior and then a wash out with the spray bottle cleaner stuff before the break in. I also emailed Steve at Smokin-It advising he might want to create a name for himself on here.

Interesting to see the popularity rising. I sent a pm to see if we could get a group set up.
 
I'm trying to decide between the model 2 and 3. A question I do have is how many racks of ribs can you fit in each unit.  Do you need to cut the rack in half for the model 2?l

I have no 1 and I have to cut the racks in two. If my memory serves me, the No 2 isn't remarkably bigger and most likely, you will need to cut them also. But I will defer to those who have them. If I had the money, I would go with the No. 3, but having said that, I am very happy with the No. 1. Plenty big for my young bride and me.
 
 
I'm trying to decide between the model 2 and 3. A question I do have is how many racks of ribs can you fit in each unit.  Do you need to cut the rack in half for the model 2?
 

Thanks..
I posted a photo of ribs in my #2. I probably could have gotten them on the shelf straight, but i wanted to give them some room, but none the less go to page 3 of this thread and the pictures will speak for themselves.
 
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