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Yoder uses a modified Fireboard controller too I believe. I just had to have mine replaced. It croaked in the middle of a cook. Fireboard service is great. Very quick response. Fairly new to pellet grills, but LSG has been around for quite a while. Don't see then going anywhere. Yoder was...

Looks like a damn fine cook, ribs look killer. Honey Hog is awesome on ribs, I just the last of mine on some baby backs last weekend. I too love my Yoder. Dave

I can see your rain clouds over the divide from here 😂 looks nasty. And it's heading my way. Lol. But I'll take that rain. Oh and that sausage is lookin mighty good. 👍

Hi there and welcome! Amazing looking brisket there! I'm glad you are starting to nail it. It's not hard to do a good brisket, it's just easier to mess one up with everything that is involved :D

Well Team, experienced quite a bit of life in the past few weeks. But I am back at it. My bacon is ready and today is Bacon Smoking Day. The Yoder is loaded. Here are a few photos to past the time. I'll check back in at the end of the day.. if not then, tomorrow with the sliced product. It's...

I have a Yoder YS640 that turns 10 years old next month. Body is holding up well; but I do have maintenance with sandpaper and hi-temp paint (but it is very repairable/serviceable). I have replaced the temp probe twice. It has been covered when not in use.

Thanks for all the kind words everyone. Yes sir, I check it periodically with the most recent being a week ago. My Yoder hold correct temps very well. It's a cooking machine, rust and all :emoji_laughing: All I did during the 4 hours was monitor temps and adjust the heat deflector to keep...

A Yoder would be ideal but out of my budget. I've been looking at the Pit Boss Sportsman vertical and recently eyeing a few Recteqs if I were to go pellet grill. Do you have any experience with the MB Gravity? I used an early version and wasn't impressed with build quality. I know the newer...

That's good to know. I use trays for cold smoking but absolutely can not get one to stay lit while my Yoder is running. Gonna get one and try that. *EDIT* Got one on the way!

Welcome home, read to many posts of Yoder rust, Mac in the size you like imo, been using a pitboss got 5-6 years and being able to sleep at night is great lol.

Thanks, I can wait another month. Much appreciated.

I use the u bolt and as long as i let it burn for five min outside the smoker it never goes out in my yoder. I light it with a propane torch.

I think gold standard answer on pellet grill / smoker is either a Recteq or Yoder if budget allows. Lower cost I would look at Pit Boss. Before you settle in on pellet I'd also strongly consider a Masterbuilt Gravity Feeds. Convenience of set and forget temp with the fuel source being a chute...

A method I use for smoking in my Yoder YS640 pellet grill is. -4 hours unwrapped over a water pan at 180 -3 hours unwrapped over a water pan at 300 with smoke tube -4 hours foil boated over water pan at 300 -2 (+) wrapped in foil resting in 150 food warmer The pastrami I just posted used that...

I honestly think the best solution for you is a good pellet grill. You get the convenience of a gas grill with smoke from the pellets. A quality pellet grill like Yoder or Rec Teq give a fair amount of smoke flavor without adding a smoke tube. You can always add one for more.

...in the morning and they had roaster pans set up and ready to warm the meat up for about a 12-1pm feeding so we had about 3 hours for warm up. Everyone raved about it and we’re very happy. Plus it was easy on me not having to pull an all nighter. EDIT to add: I cooked it all on a Yoder Ys-640.

I’ve been in that store many times. Nice folks there. I actually bought my Yoder 640 from them.

I usually do a spring clean of all my cookers, and will probably do it in the next week or two. A couple hours ago I almost started with my Yoder being first. Got out in the garage and changed my mind in about 5 minutes.

...smoker I don't think you're going to be happy with the flavor. The convenience is great but the taste is not anywhere near the same. I've had a Yoder for 8 years now and it is fantastic. No rust issues with mine and I live in humid GA. But for most things I've went back to the kettle. The...

I run a Yoder YS-640, bit if I wanted to do it again and just had 1K to spend it would most likely bring a Rec-Teq home