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The 732 comes with 6' long cables, more than enough. The 73 is stock with short ones. The extra $20 or so for the 732 over the 73 is well worth it. The 732 works so much better and is easier to operate!
Sit it in the stock pan. If you sit it on the burner, it won't allow the burner enough space to burn properly and will limit airflow through the smoker which is vital.
Easy Peasy. Remove the propane hose from the valve assembly and hook it up to a flexible 3/8 flare gas line IIRC(I used a NG grill kit from Home Depot). Hook it all up safe like. Then fire up the smoker and enjoy! You can go through the hassle of removing the gas jet and drilling it out to 1/16...
I would argue against that. Any cooking we do in our smokers, no matter the humidity of the smoker, will cause the meat to loose any 'moisture'. Offloading moisture is a part of the cooking process where dry heat is concerned. I have had braised beef (cooked in liquid) overcooked and dry. The...
Chef Willie has you going in the right direction for sure. The Cast iron is a must for that smoker. Only need to use chunks, chips will always catch fire. Soaking only delays the smoldering, not necessary at all. The amount to use depends on what you like. I usually use 2-3 chunks at a time. You...
Another one to try is pulled ham. Cook it like pulled pork. Smoke till 165 IT, wrap in foil and take it to 195. Into the cooler and rest. Take it out after an hour or 2 and shred it. Good stuff!
Check out my thread. If you want a cheap reliable way to do it, find a used gas stove and strip it! I would suggest you use a newer donor that has the electric gas valve and igniter, much safer setup than a pilot...
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/125771/masterbuilt-xl-thermostat-control-mod
The answer is, absolutely! If you insulate it well enough in a cooler, it will hold for quite awhile. The only downside is that the skin, no matter how good out of the smoker, will be tough and soggy. But it's ok, the hold will do wonders for that turkey! I always like to hold my smokes for at...
IMHO, that burner is WAY big for an insulated smoker. don't think you would need anything bigger than 20K for that size smoker. Most all gas smokers I have seen were not completely sealed. The rely on the outside air to feed the venturi , and have just the burner itself inside the smoker. That...
When I did my big cook for work, I used 70lbs of butt in my MBXL. The temps stayed way down for a long time. That much cold meat sucks the temps right out. If you don't rotate the meat, you will have them get done in stages, which was just fine with me. Check out my thread here...
As for the Juices, if you end up wrapping, save the liquid leftover when it's done resting and pour that back into the pulled butt. Re-using the liquid truly does take the experience up another level!