Masterbuilt XL wide propane smoker at BSP. Pics

beefcake

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• Sep 15, 2010

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Forgive me for starting my own thread but I didn't want to hijack the other one.

Easy assembly. 15 minutes. Overall pretty sturdy.  As you will see in a few of the pics, I will need to use some weather stripping to complete the seal. I'm too lazy to take it back now so I'll fix it.

 

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Let us know how it performs. How wide is it????  Ashame about the hinge

 

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Aside from the hinge I see one other small problem...

It is TOO CLEAN...

 

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Yes it would cook worth a damn if it stays that clean. Now go get something to fix that..........GO

congrats on the new smoker. but now go and get something to fix it

 

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Aw, you could have hijacked the thread all you want... :)

 

beefcake

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I think it's 36 inch. Didnt measure but I think thats what it said.

 

beefcake

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  Just picked up a new tank and gonna season this baby tonight and tomorrow.  Then a brisket,  some ribs and a butt on Sunday.

 

beefcake

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Just went to BPS website. These things are sold out already.

 

beefcake

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I just thought of something. Will regular door weather stripping take the heat or should I use oven gasket?

 

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No, you would need to get a stove gasket like goes on a wood stove or one made for High Heat...

They have some here.

http://www.alliedkenco.com/catalog/index.php/cPath/89?osCsid=ae222a1a6b74d01e6fab903e7c27d66b

 

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I agree with Beer-B-Q I wouldn't use regular weather stripping. Go with something that will handle heat.

 

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• Sep 16, 2010

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BeefCake said:

I think it's 36 inch. Didnt measure but I think thats what it said.

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I think its more than likely 36" high but I was wondering about width. I looked yesterday and Masterbuilt's site doesn't even show that model yet

 

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My bad. I was at work and typed too quickly without reading correctly.  Width is 24 and depth is 16.  It is no longer on BPS either.

 

beefcake

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After a four hour season, I can't wait any more.

 

beefcake

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Beer-B-Q said:

No, you would need to get a stove gasket like goes on a wood stove or one made for High Heat...

They have some here.

http://www.alliedkenco.com/catalog/index.php/cPath/89?osCsid=ae222a1a6b74d01e6fab903e7c27d66b

Click to expand...

Thanks Beer-B-Q

 

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