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No, I don't know enough about that cooker to make a recommendation one way or another. Its rather new and maybe someone else on this board can advise you.
The LSG auger has another benefit. Most Pellet smokers the auger feeds pellets to the center of the cooker in close proximity to the fire pot. Some have complained that they experienced a burn back through the auger to the pellet hopper. I had this happen on my Pitts & Spitts. On the LSG...
As far as heat is concerned, any time you open the lid you are going to lose heat. The question to be addressed is how quickly the cooker retains and regains the heat that was lost/ The LSG does a good job of that, as did the Pitts and Spitts Maverick. As I cook all year long, I did purchase...
Hello Kev91,
I have had my LoneStar Grillz 20 x 42 pellet smoker since 2022.
I have owned 3 Traeger Pellet Smokers and a Custom Pitts & Spitts Maverick 2000 pellet smoker. I have not seen or heard of any pellet smoker that puts out the smoke volume that the LSG puts out.
This is in part to...
I have smoked quite a bit of bacon using my LSG 20 x 42 Pellet smoker. I can get temps as low as 160. But recently I have been looking at GF cookers and was wondering how folks with GF cookers approach this.
For those of you smoking bacon on a gravity feed smoker (Myron Mixon, Stump's, Old Country, Assassin), at what temperatures are you smoking your bacon at to get a good smokey flavor profile?
I had been drinking Green Mountain Black Magic roast for quite some time. I recently tried Caribou Obsidian Blend which I purchased from Kuerig Online. Its one of the darkest roasts you can get from Kuerig. I am enjoying the darker blend.
My original post was sent out on April 11th. I was very frustrated because of the pellets that were falling into the auger motor and fan compartment, which at one point shut down the smoker. What was confusing was that this was not a systemic problem amongst Lonestar Grills Pellet Smoker...
Schlotz,
I am the owner - but I assumed your meant the manufacturer, And i agree. My bad was that I didn't take a picture before cleaning out all the pellets from the fan/electronics compartment.
I posted this information not to bash Lonestar Grillz (I still think its the best Pellet Smoker...
Thanks Tom, had I not had a problem I would have never thought to look at the fan and electronics area. As soon as I started removing screws pellets started to fall out the bottom. I should have taken pictures but I was so surprised to see a full compartment area my first reaction was to...
I emptied the pellet hopper, removed all the pellets and vaccummed the compartment housing the fans and electronics, and inspected the auger. No gaps that I can detect. I even clean the fire pot out after each cook. After cleaning out the fan area everything was running as normal.
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