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    bringing new life to old smoker

    Originally a wood burner. I have access to a welder but i dont think ill need one to get it smoking again. The bottom of the firebox is solid structurally. I think a sheet of steel in the bottom and a new deflector and clean the cobwebs out and she'll be good to go.
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    bringing new life to old smoker

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    bringing new life to old smoker

    Its still in the back of the truck, bottom up right now. Ill post some pics once i get the heavy son of a gun out. Its made from pretty thick steel, probably weighs 150 to 170 lbs. Maybe be in an hour or 2.
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    bringing new life to old smoker

    I just picked up my uncles old homebuild yesterday and im going to bring it back to life. Its in decent shape except the bottom is a bit rusted out in spots. I was thinking of making it a multi-use smoker, as it sits its a vertical with the firebox on the bottom. My plan is to fix the bottom...
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    new member

    Im a new guy here to the site, still an amature smoker in my opinion. Born and raised in iowa. Used homebuilds growing up so its what i know. Ill soon be bringing new life to an old smoker. Replacing the bottom, the firebox, and adding a burner to it. Hopefully ill be successful in my efforts...
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    Walmart / Win dixie Real butts?

    The bacon issue you had sopchoppy would be a pickle pocket issue most likely. Bellies being overpumped from a brine pressure issue. Trust me when I say this, the bacon is made the same today as it was 6 years ago, long before the buyout.
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