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The mods that I have done to my packs is to put fireblack gasket around the cook chamber, never have been able to get it to stay on the fire box, and put in a Horizon smoker convection plate http://www.horizonbbqsmokers.com/accessories-1/16-convection-plate. I tried 2 different sets of tuning...
This past weekend during my smoke, the gasket I had on the cook chamber started coming off. I had used fireblack the last time, it didn’t last all that long, about nine months. What is a good gasket to replace it with?
If your temps are that far apart close the gaps in your tuning plates. The tuning plate closest to the fb should be almost touching, then all the other ones spread out just a little more, like the picture included. I run stack wide open, door damper half closed. Temps are +- 10 degrees or so.
I have had my Pacos for almost a year now. After doing countless cooks and even more "dry" runs, I have found what is the sweet spot for me. First and foremost, keep your stack wide open all the time. Closing it does two things, first, it reduces air movement through the smoker, second, and a...
After doing a dozen cooks or more as well as just doing dry runs so to speak, split size is the biggest issue, 7-10 inch long, about as round as a silver dolled, maybe a bit bigger. Add a split once your temp drops by about 5 degrees and just monitor it.
Got home from work and decided to play around with the smoker for a bit. First thing I learned was split size is crucial, 7-9 inches work great, hold temp under 250, burns for about an hour. Second thing I learned it fire placement plays a big role in keeping wood burning. Third thing, using...
I just got a Pecos smoker this past weekend. After cleaning it, seasoning it and trying to figure out how it works, I ran into some problems during my first cook. The biggest problem was inconsistent and varying temps. I started with a 3/4 full chimney of Kingsford charcoal, once that got...