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Me too. My 560 is an integral part of my BBQ setup. I work the 560 and my Blackstone together.
The only upgrade I did was heavy gauge Stainless steel the fuel chute and fire chamber... I like to run in the hot zone.
The 560 is an Awesome Machine !
When I run out of fuel the temp drops
That would be at the end.
I have come back to it during a cook and I forgot to keep up on the fuel, ran out...
temp dropped.
Smoked some chicken leg quarters today then diced them for chicken chili.
Yum !
Used the warm 560 for Chocolate Chip Ghost Pepper cookies.
Life is Good !
Nor Cal here. We had some 50 mph winds yesterday!
I stayed inside.
I have found that wind will slow down my cook... some.
It sounds good to protect the back side.
That is where the unit drafts out.
Are those two down spikes when you opened the lid?
I have found when I am searing that I can drop 100' when opening the lid.
I max out the temp and rely on the heat sink of the grates to do their job.
When searing the oven temp is not as important.
Great work on the charts.
Well after the factory plates burn through it will start to reveal the insulation and it begin to degrade. The factory plates are thin metal. The repair kit is 12 gauge stainless steel... much heavier.
You will be glad you swapped it out. Won't take long.
I have plans for another unusual use for it.
I do a little metal bending and am going to make a plenum that will attach to the manifold, ducting the heat into an insulated box.
The purpose is to cure epoxy in bow limbs and risers (archery).
190' for 9 hours.
I will just run Oak chunks through...
I have had my 560 for one year and I LOVE it. I have used it almost every week. I have use it for unusual purposes too. Wife and I are planning the starts for our Spring garden and I will use the 560 to sterilize soil for the starter trays... 190' for 45 minutes.
I have used it to dehydrate...
I live in Orange Country in NorCal. Wife & I just went out to one of the many Mandarin Ranches here and bought 20 lbs. Most of these will be sliced and dried. Some will be candied. They told me that they only have wood when they take out trees. We get our Apple wood from orchards up in Paradise...
My 560 has become part of the Family. I would not go back. I have done both mods. I use it several times a week. I have it up to 700 a lot. I will run it at 700 for a while after I have finished my cook to let it burn clean the griddle. No harm. I wouldn't worry too much about it. It is one tuff...
It is my pleasure Warren.
Wife and I are on the learning curve about fermentation.
There is so much I need to learn.
I am going to get a load of Red Ghost and am wondering about making it into a mash...
... and how long a mash can remain viable.
Loads of Habaneros now.
Poblanos and Anaheims are...
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