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I think you might be able to use like 4 ,lit charcoals and your wood chunks or chips.. toss in a new couple coals every hour. I did that before in the ECB. Keeps it under 160. I used long tongs to take out or add in stuff.
Welcome Daugie! Rings needs to take this one he seems to have the ECB well tamed.He is on a bacon smoking Safari at this moment. Check this thread out and search some other threads of his.http://smokingmeatforums.com/index.php?threads/ecb-bbb-plans-looking-good.269667/
Bill
...of butts . 19 lbs for the 2 pieces . I trimmed one down just on the fat cap. It had about 10 ounces to much of that thick fat I didn't particularly like. So tomorrow it goes on the ECB with some basic rub on. About 8.75 I'm thinking.
Pic in 9x13 during trim.
Here's what I left on the top.
I'm thinking of making a plate to clip onto the ECB charcoal/water pan door opening and making it a mailbox mod.
My concern is that the door opening may be to high in the chamber to duct the incoming smoke. Maybe inside the plate I can include a deflector 2 blow smoke downward?
...seal at a fireplace shop that sells a bunch of that stuff. Also they sold the RTV high temp sealant to stick it on with.
The el cheapo brinkmann (ECB) was designed with the gap in the lid for exhaust.
People sealed them and installed the dampers on top so smoke rolls around the food better...
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