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If you get a used unit, make sure it is a really good deal. Their site specifically says that the warranty is Non-Transferable. I only say that since a warranty was a huge factor in my purchase decision for my RT-700.
Well it finished after about 10 hours. I had to turn it up to a out 270 to finish it for dinner today. Not all that thrilled with the result, but was still "okay" to me. Next time I may try a spritz or a water pan. Never actually used those methods before but always willing to try something new...
I just cant stop turning this thing on. So far this rt700 has been turning out delicious food. First run was a couple tri tips. Did some pork ribs yesterday and tossed on a 7.9 lb butt this am for dinner.
Can't say anything about the Yoder, working on my second cook with my new RT700 and I am sold so far. Had to contact customer service and was blown away by their commitment to the customer after the sale too. today I threw on some ribs and bought some whole chickens and small pork butt to do...
Well the new rig came in. I have to admit, I was so worried it was going to be gigantic but it's a perfect size. Got it all assembled last night, did the burn in then headed to local grocery store for something to put in it.
Wasnt much available so just grabbed a couple Santa Maria Style Tri...
I have not built one myself; however, there is a whole sub-forum on smoke house builds. I am sure you could find a ton of information in there on tips and tricks to get your going.
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Generally speaking the 40-140 rule means you want to get under 40* or over 140* within 4 hours. That temperature range is where the most bacteria can grow at a rapid rate. Based on what you have said on this I would probably follow the "when it doubt, throw it out" rule on this. I know it sucks...
I just recently went through this dilemma myself. Over the years I have had up to 5 grills/smokers all with different purposes and such, but have since moved to a house with a much smaller lot and trying to simplify things. Through my research I ended up on the Rec Tec line of pellet grills and...
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